St. Patrick's Day in Savannah

What a beautiful day for a parade!

Enjoying our VIP viewing area

The Budweiser Clydesdale Horses

And their Dalmation

This unit is called the "Second Time Arounders," an all-senior group from Florida, complete with marching band, drum majors, baton and flag twirlers.  You almost wouldn't notice the demographic until seeing the flag ladies all sporting matching blue fanny packs.  

The Police Pipe and Drum Corp from Florida.  Notice who gets lucky around the 1:00 mark!

A quick bit from some of the many Irish dancers. 

Five Months, a New Toy, and the First Chompers

 March 11 - 5 Months Old

Playing in her new Bounce Bounce Baby Activity Center

Smelling the flower

Chloe's first two teeth, which came in on Leap Day, February 29th

Saturday Adventure

This morning we made a trip downtown to set up some flower arrangements for a client about to arrive in town for St. Patrick's Day.  Since it was such a beautiful afternoon, we took our time and enjoyed a stroll through the squares and through Forsyth Park.

Checking out the goldfish in the fountain.

Chloe's first St. Patrick's Day green fountain.

Gorgeous day in Forsyth Park.

Using our senses...

...with a visit to the Fragrant Garden.

Enjoying the courtyard with our dear friend Lori at the Forsyth Park Inn.

Spring Time in Savannah - could it be any more beautiful?

Pretty flowers spotted along our stroll.

View from Monterrey Square.

This weekend marks the 100th Anniversary of the Girl Scouts of America, and hundreds made the pilgrimage to Savannah to see the birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low and the carriage house where she started the organization.  Sashes, badges, everywhere!

Back to our "home base," with flowers all set for tomorrow's arrival.

Still Not Happening...

Rice cereal, apple sauce...no thank you!  Better luck next time.

So much for Winter!

We broke two records this week for high temperatures, both in the mid-80s.  Chloe has been out and about enjoying the warm air and checking on our flowers.  Love this one from today, she was mesmerized by the big blue petals.

Flower Child