Last day in Navasota = First day in Houston

We got up this morning, packed our bags, and headed out about 10:00! Before we could leave we had to stop by Paris Pink and Cowboy Blue baby boutique! We bought Liv a very fashionable booster seat that will be great for a really long time...and great for photo shoots too! Off course we couldn't leave Texas without a western giddy up...and a few other cute things! 

When we arrived in Houston to see Aunt Gail she was so excited! We visited for a while and then went to Dinner at Saltwater Steak House! We then went to Houston's Children Hospital to see Jenna! She was one of the flower girls in our wedding! We brought her a happy and visited outside of the hospital for a while! The hospital was right beside Reliant Stadium...this was Liv's first time to see it! There was tons of traffic because of the Rodeo! There was also a huge fair/carnival going on so the lights from the rides were amuzing to Livia! On our way home Aunt Gail and I made a quick stop by Kroger to get a late night snack and breakfast for the morning! What a fun day we had!!!


Our last morning with Mamaw!
She likes helping hold her bottle  
Tummy time!
 On our way to Houston!
Livia is in to using her fingers as teethers!
Peace Mom! :-)
She was hot so we took her pants off!
Priceless! 
On our way to see Jenna and Aunt Tammy!
I had to capture their initial meeting from across the road :(
Liv was hungry!
Jenna was excited about her happy!


Jenna's smile says it all!
We were so happy that we we able to see some of our favorite people!


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