Vive Mexico! Or something like that.

I'm not sure I explained why we went to Mexico in the first place. June 29th was the 25th anniversary for Allyson and I, and I wanted to do something special for her. BUt June was packed. We were in Tennessee for 8 days with the Frontline choir, and then Sarah and I were in Daytona for 5 days with our HS youth. So I planned a surprise trip for Allyson and I to beautiful Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. It's on the Pacific coast in the Bay of Banderas. The hotel was awesome. It was a 2 story open air lobby, with a huge parrot cage and some great art. Tile floors everywhere. Brick paths throughout the property, line with coconut trees, and others. A reflection pool in the garden area. Very nice. Some random pics from our trip -


















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Seth Wilkinson.

A few from the session...




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What a long day. But....

totally a great one. We took a 8 hour tour of Puerto Vallarta, and the surrounding area. Just some pics for now, and narrative later. It's late, it's still hot, and I've got to be up early for a 2 mile trip through the jungle canopy on zip lines.

We're here!

We arrived in Puerto Vallarta after a long day of travel. Standing in lines is not my thing. American Airlines did *not* have their act together.

So anyway we're here, and here are some pics...
The customs line into Mexico. We were, uh, in the FRONT!

It apparently had been raining. A lot. Yes, that's a street.

The view from our balcony. Probably better in the sunshine.

The Garden Courtyard

Today we're going on a tour of the city. For 8 hours. Say bye-bye to the money!

We're off!

Mexico. That sounds nice. Let's go! OK! We're going! Right now!

FDA

No, not that one. The Fayette Development Authority. Some pics of local businesses featured at their office.

Celebrate America. Outdoors. Not.

FBCJ had it's 20th annual Celebrate America performance Sunday night. It was scheduled to be on the old Clayton County courthouse lawn, complete with bluegrass, choir, F18 fly over, and fireworks. God said "Get back in the house.". We needed rain. Really we did. We just didn't want it when God decided to bring it. And thunder. And lightning. And wind. But the show must go on! Plan "B" worked well. We moved everyone inside the cafe' until the storm blew out, and then moved the entire show into the sanctuary where it has been held for 20 years now. And coincidentally, where it has never rained.

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