First Visitors

David and I have lived in Florida about a month now, and we had our first visitors this past weekend. David's parents, Dave and Betsy, flew in from D.C., while his grandmother (from San Fran) and uncle flew in from New Hampshire. We were all very excited for the Moseleys to officially meet Tennessee, and Tennessee loved every minute of the attention!

Tennessee with Great-Grandma Moseley

and Grandma Moseley

Even Duke got some extra lovin'!

David and I both enjoyed showing everyone around, spending time at the beach and eating some of the local fare. Oddly enough, I prefer my seafood raw to cooked, which is something I suppose I'll have to get over living as close to the ocean as we do now. So far a favorite is Stinky's Fish Camp, whose tag line is "With a name like this, it better be good!". I'm not big on photographing food, but here's mine and David's meals from last night:

 David's fish stew (his grandma ordered the same)

 My catfish meuniere

(I can't wait for my Daddy to come visit so he can eat his fill of seafood, ocean, and of course Tennessee!)

Saying goodbye is always the hardest. Poor Betsy had tears in her eyes saying goodbye to Tennessee yesterday. We all promised to visit more often than we did while living in AZ, and make good use of Skype.

In other news, David is currently looking for a new truck. New to us, anyway. We'll see what happens there.

I should be starting work Wednesday if all goes as planned.

Sarah has decided to stay with us until the end of August, so I'm in the process of securing child care starting the Tuesday following Labor Day. I found someone I'm going to go meet in person this Friday. Her rates are awesome and she seems like a great option. I hope she's a keeper since she's a military spouse herself, and quite close to where we live now.