So I even got to spend some time with my sister and brother-in-laws!
We went to a Tide's game because Evan was working sound for a band that was playing there before the game. So we went along for moral support and just to hang out too!
The newest Herndon women! Me and my sister-in-law!
Evan and Amy, the still newly weds, enjoying a ball park sausage! Nothing like it. YUM!
The Tides even won the game! Oh and tons of people were wearing Red Sox gear! I felt like I was back home in Massachussetts! Go RED SOX!
Here's me and the grannies...
...and then me with my other mom and aunt enjoying our ice cream. YUM!
Aunt Linda was turning 60, so we celebrated hers and Gramma's birthdays the next night at the Herndons. The newly wed Herndons were in attendance too!
Me and Liz and her boyfriend Dan.
We went to see an oh so patriotic fireworks show at Stone Mountain Park! 
That night we went with Dan and few of their other friends to see a hilarious comedy called Jewtopia. If the shows comes to your town, you should go see it. It was hilarious how they played off all the typical Jewish stereotypes.
Later that night Liz practiced her Torah portion because the next weekend was her synagogue's huge anniversary and she had to read the Torah portion because her family is the oldest in attendance there.
My last night there we had dinner with two of our other Gamma Phi sisters who reside in Atlanta. 
Here's Adam saluting the flag as it goes by in the parade to be followed by all of the flights.
Adam rejoined his flight in the back to take his oath with everyone.
Adam standing beside the Airforce moto after graduating.
My husband, the commissioned officer and chaplin candidate and me, his proud wife!
TANGO FLIGHT, good luck to you all!
So I arrived in Atlanta and was picked up by Linds. We grabbed dinner and went to Trivia Night. We came in 4th place! Pretty good for amateur trivia players.
This is us the next day before leaving her apartment, which by the way is SUPER CUTE! She was off to a business trip with Darren and I was off to rent a car to drive to Montegomery, AL to see Adam graduate from COT.
After visiting Adam for a few days, it was back to Atlanta again for me. I even got to spend some extended time with the Deans, this time that included Darren. They showed me all around the northern parts of Atlanta. It was a blast.
Had to get in a game of Wii. They're boxing, the healthy way to deal with your aggression. I wasn't as a good as Lindsey when I boxed Darren though.
The next day it was off to UGA's alumni office to see Lindsey at work. Darren and I played the part of students interested in attending UGA while other real high school students were in attendance to hear what UGA had to offer and how the application process worked. Lindsey was a great admission counselor. I would be interested in applying if I saw her presentation and she was my admission counselor. Overall it was a fantastic visit!! Thanks guys for having me and making me feel so at home with the Deans!
Our next leg of the trip was a stop in Long Island to visit our cousins and to take a trip into New York City for a graduation tradition involving a little blue bag from Tiffany's and a heart.
Yum, real New York PIZZA!
Which play are we taking Anna to see?? That was a mystery up until showtime.
A lovely ride from Rockefeller Center to Times Square.
There's that Tiffany's bag! Congrats on graduating high school and carrying on the family tradition of being given a Tiffany heart necklace for graduation. Wear it in good health.
Cocktails at the View, a cool lounge that spins 360 degrees in a hour giving you a complete tour of the surounding skyscrapers.
We brought them mankala as a gift.
The diploma...DONE!
The grad and the boyfriend, Will
Half of the proud parents
