It was a fun filled weekend to say the least.
It was the perfect mix.
Plenty of time to relax along with the right amount of things to do.
Friday I headed to HSC to retrieve Caleb for a surprise visit home.
We spent Friday night at home with a little Chick fil A and Ray's (Our favorite).
Saturday we headed up to Charlottesville.
We went to Carter's Mountain and it was a perfect day.
It was a gloomy cloudy day in Richmond.
But it was the exact opposite in Charlottesville.
We were pleasantly surprised by the sunshine and warm temps when we arrived.
It was no doubt a zoo.
I cannot imagine what it would be like when there wasn't a hurricane on the way to keep many at home.
We were there for about two hours.
We walked through the orchards and picked a bag of apples along with just wondering around.
I was in heaven with my camera, it was definitely a picture perfect place.
Something I am thinking we should make routine in the fall.
And because they have my favorite apple cider doughnuts.
After we left Carter's we decided to drive around for a little while.
After our detour of Charlottesville we finally reached Monticello.
Which we proceeded to find out that we couldn't even walk the ground without buying thirty dollar tickets each.
No worries. though. Caleb was mighty impressed with the visitors center, asking if we could just walk around it.
We headed back home just in time for dinner.
Any meal by Mrs. Marchetti is good but pasta with Mr. Marchetti's Italian sausage was just what we all needed.
After dinner it was time to make candied apples.
I must add that we went to multiple grocery stores just so Caleb could make these.
We ended the night with the couch a Red Box movie, What to Expect When Expecting.
It was pretty funny, much better than Bad Teacher Cameron Diaz.
Sunday was definitely the definition of a lazy morning.
Which was just what we needed.
It was cold and rainy.
Caleb headed back to Farmville later that afternoon and I headed home.
It was a good fall weekend full of everything we love.
P.S. I think we are all pretty thankful that Richmond missed a hard hit from hurricane Sandy. Prayers go out to New York and New Jersey
It was the perfect mix.
Plenty of time to relax along with the right amount of things to do.
Friday I headed to HSC to retrieve Caleb for a surprise visit home.
We spent Friday night at home with a little Chick fil A and Ray's (Our favorite).
Saturday we headed up to Charlottesville.
We went to Carter's Mountain and it was a perfect day.
It was a gloomy cloudy day in Richmond.
But it was the exact opposite in Charlottesville.
We were pleasantly surprised by the sunshine and warm temps when we arrived.
It was no doubt a zoo.
I cannot imagine what it would be like when there wasn't a hurricane on the way to keep many at home.
We were there for about two hours.
We walked through the orchards and picked a bag of apples along with just wondering around.
I was in heaven with my camera, it was definitely a picture perfect place.
Something I am thinking we should make routine in the fall.
And because they have my favorite apple cider doughnuts.
After we left Carter's we decided to drive around for a little while.
After our detour of Charlottesville we finally reached Monticello.
Which we proceeded to find out that we couldn't even walk the ground without buying thirty dollar tickets each.
No worries. though. Caleb was mighty impressed with the visitors center, asking if we could just walk around it.
We headed back home just in time for dinner.
Any meal by Mrs. Marchetti is good but pasta with Mr. Marchetti's Italian sausage was just what we all needed.
After dinner it was time to make candied apples.
I must add that we went to multiple grocery stores just so Caleb could make these.
We ended the night with the couch a Red Box movie, What to Expect When Expecting.
It was pretty funny, much better than Bad Teacher Cameron Diaz.
Sunday was definitely the definition of a lazy morning.
Which was just what we needed.
It was cold and rainy.
Caleb headed back to Farmville later that afternoon and I headed home.
It was a good fall weekend full of everything we love.
P.S. I think we are all pretty thankful that Richmond missed a hard hit from hurricane Sandy. Prayers go out to New York and New Jersey





















