Savannah, Georgia

One of the advantages of my job is that I get to see many exciting and diverse cities all over the United States. Tyler, Texas, Binghamton, New York, and Fargo, North Dakota are just some of the exotic locales to which my job has taken me. Last week I got to go to a genuinely nice place: Savannah, Georgia. I don't have to travel out of state too much for my job anymore, but I saw this hearing on the calendar and noticed that all the regional attorneys down there were busy so I snatched it up.

The Forsyth Park fountain. It's supposed to be famous. The park where the fountain is located was full of hippies.


The most fun I had in Savannah was strolling down the streets admiring the 19th century architecture. Savannah takes a lot of pride in preserving its city the way it looked in the middle of the nineteenth century. But for the cars, telephone wires, and minorities roaming free, one would think it was the Antebellum South.



Robyn just completed her first month of P90X. She's extremely dedicated. She even brought the DVD's with her to work out on vacation. She set up the computer in the bathroom and worked out in there so as not to disturb baby Maffew, who was sleeping.



Baby Maffew gets a bath in the sink.


Baby with his new teething toy, Sophie the giraffe.