Well, you made it through another year at camp. You're a regular Camp Inagehi veteran! I guess it's only appropriate for you to have your picture (right) with David who is a serious Camp Inagehi veteran. David attends every week every summer at Camp Inagehi.

Daddy was so proud to walk around with you everywhere. You were quite a trooper. Everyone was so impressed with how well you did at camp. You took everything in stride. There were lots of "mommies" at camp to help watch you. I think your favorite thing this year was swim time. One day you stayed at the pool for two and a half hours! The campers only get 50 minutes to swim. You're so independent and fearless. I can't imagine how you will be when you're actually old enough to be a real camper.

We've been trying to get you to used to using a fork while you eat. That's no easy task. Today, however, you managed to get food on the fork and in your mouth all by yourself. Good job!

For Daddy's birthday Granny Stroud was able to get him front row Braves tickets. We were right behind home plate! It rained a little, but in your usual fashion, you loved the rain!

You got your first professional haircut today. We went with Granddaddy Stroud to get his haircut and we decided to get yours cut too. Unfortunately and quite out of character for you, you cried. You took it for a little while, but when you had had enough, you had had enough. So, you're normal!

You love your music! Daddy put the headphones on you as a joke, but you actually really liked it.

On our way out of Pigeon Forge we saw the Dukes of Hazzard Museum "Cooter's Place." We had to stop and get your picture with the General Lee. Daddy wouldn't pay the $5 to allow us to get your picture in the car, but that's ok. We got a good picture anyway.

Daddy had the great idea to actually go see the mountains while we were in Pigeon Forge. He took all of us to Clingman's Dome. It was warm enough at our hotel to wear shorts, but when we got to the mountain top there was snow. We were able to drive most of the way up, but for the last trek to the top we had to walk. That is, Mommy and Daddy had to walk. You got to ride in your stroller! I felt so out of shape hiking up that mountain! Daddy did most of the stroller pushing. The top of the mountain was so windy. You loved it!

While we were in Pigeon Forge we also visited Ripley's Aquarium. I think this time (as opposed to your Zoo Atlanta trip) you actually got into looking at the animals. However, people watching still topped the list.

We were worried that there wouldn't be anything for someone your size to do at Dollywood, but we did manage to find a place for you to play also. I think you got just as much thrill out of the slide as we did from the roller-coasters!

We went lots of places while we were in Pigeon Forge with Papa and Nana, but I think you loved the pool the most! Granny Mary loved taking you swimming.

You and Alli were all decked out in your easter duds.

We visited the USS Alabama during our trip to see the Dead Sea Scrolls in Alabama. Daddy and I had a great time looking around the ship and submarine. I think you mainly enjoyed the windy weather!