Dad was sweet to hang this flag up while we were gone. It looks just like us doesn't it?
April 1st was our 9th wedding anniversary. Hard to believe we have been married that long! It has been wonderful. We had a great day. Brad took off work and hung out with Camden & me. We had lunch at Rosie's & ran a few errands. Yes, we really did get married on April Fool's Day. This year we had a pratical joke played on us. Amy & Lea Ann sent us an email saying the health inspector had come by and we got a 79 (terrible!) and that there were several issue we needed to discuss. Well the health inspector really did come, but we scored a 99! What a relief. What a dirty little trick! After that we headed home where we had a champagne toast with my dad. He offered to babysit so we could go to dinner at my all time favorite restaurant, The Melting Pot. We have driven to the one in Nashville several times for our anniversary. Needless to say, I was thrilled that a new one just opened at Bridge Street. So we headed over there and took several self portraits. We had a really nice waiter, Robb, and the dinner was delicious! What a perfect anniversary!
Dad joined in our champagne toast & babysat.
Our Waterford Millenium Champagne Flutes that were wedding gifts.
Recreating the "arms crossed" wedding toast.
Still cheesy after all these years.
Self-portrait at Bridge Street.
My handsome husband checking out the drink menu!
Waiting for the cocktails and fondue!
Scooping out the veggies.
Another self-portrait after dinner. The perfect evening!
Dad was sweet to hang this flag up while we were gone. It looks just like us doesn't it?
April 1st was our 9th wedding anniversary. Hard to believe we have been married that long! It has been wonderful. We had a great day. Brad took off work and hung out with Camden & me. We had lunch at Rosie's & ran a few errands. Yes, we really did get married on April Fool's Day. This year we had a pratical joke played on us. Amy & Lea Ann sent us an email saying the health inspector had come by and we got a 79 (terrible!) and that there were several issue we needed to discuss. Well the health inspector really did come, but we scored a 99! What a relief. What a dirty little trick! After that we headed home where we had a champagne toast with my dad. He offered to babysit so we could go to dinner at my all time favorite restaurant, The Melting Pot. We have driven to the one in Nashville several times for our anniversary. Needless to say, I was thrilled that a new one just opened at Bridge Street. So we headed over there and took several self portraits. We had a really nice waiter, Robb, and the dinner was delicious! What a perfect anniversary!
Dad joined in our champagne toast & babysat.
Our Waterford Millenium Champagne Flutes that were wedding gifts.
Recreating the "arms crossed" wedding toast.
Still cheesy after all these years.
Self-portrait at Bridge Street.
My handsome husband checking out the drink menu!
Waiting for the cocktails and fondue!
Scooping out the veggies.
Another self-portrait after dinner. The perfect evening!
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