Another From Down-Under: Liesl Schulz Visits

Chattanooga Aquarium Jellies Exhibit

Shark Cage: Little Shark Didn't Want a Picture!

Liesl, the kids, and I all visited a few of the Chattanooga's sites learning about the history.

We made it to:

Ruby Falls

The Incline

Choo Choo

Aquarium

Walnut Street Bridge

Looking Across the Walnut Street Bridge with know one around. The wind and cold kept everyone with sense inside!

Sadie just after her first hair cut.

Jacks all Smiles. He loves lots of attention and laughs very easily.

Wishing Aunty Liesl Good Bye!

Thanks for visiting. We alway enjoy eating M&M's having you with us.

New Year's Day.

Sadie and Grandma Swafford made a ginger bread train. Sadie is very proud of it and no Mummy would not let her have it in bed.

Sadie's First Hair Cut!

Thinking about the promises Mummy's made to get me here!

At the End. All Smiles thanks to Hair A Go-Go.

The things we do happily for a bribe.

Eating M&M's.

Picking a Winner!

Aunt Liesl, Getting her Picture for the internet. Sadie's ideal.

Keeping it in... "I Eat". ! ?

Cockly Bay's Lindt Cafe' 

Chocolate for breakfast? Liesl got us to eat the Degustation sampler platter and wow! This decadent taste sensation overloaded us, as the three of us did not finish it all. However Liesl and Sadie worked the pot of melted chocolate like a bee on a freshly blossomed flower.  

The shop! Hummmmm Good...

A few hours after the Chocolate we found a take away shop for a savory vegie sandwich. This type of sandwich is Jodie's very favorite and greatly missed in the USA. 

I Feel a "Sicky" Coming On!

It is great to have friends to enjoy hanging out with. Liesl joined us for two days of good-old-catching-up and shopping. Monday was low key, visiting the park for Sadie and a quick shop for food ending the evening eating with the Schulzs, Crows, and Swaffords. However Tuesday blossomed into a spending frenzy. Liesl got a new battery from NRMA (like AAA auto in the US) costing an arm, then on to fill us the car costing a leg, and finally the shopping. I watched Sadie so I have not clue what that cost, but who cares the girls proudly sported  bags to the cars with contented smiles.