A full 4th of July
Independence Day was truly full. We drove to a city transit station, parked the truck and rode the transit to Peachtree Street in the heart of Atlanta, for a long-standing city tradition, the 4th of July parade. The weather was most cooperative for July. The kids enjoyed all the sites and sounds. After the 2 hour parade, we convened to Great Grandma Katherine's for a wonderful July 4th lunch. When most sane people would head home after being out from 10-6, we went to our church's Wednesday night service. After a short message, the congregation convened on the church property for "a movie under the stars." It was a great 4th of July option that we were certainly appreciative of. 
Leslie showing her patriotism at the parade.
Quadson getting into the spirit.
We were truly puzzled by this site the whole parade. She was a nice lady, though. We were glad Quadson kept quiet about it. Yep, that would be her bra!!
Papa Jack getting an early start on the fireworks after our lunch, as Quadson watches.
The awesome movie set up after our church service.
Monique and I brought two chairs for us and a blanket for the kids. Before the night was over, we were on the blanket, the kids were chilling in our chairs. Go figure!
Leslie showing her patriotism at the parade.
Quadson getting into the spirit.
We were truly puzzled by this site the whole parade. She was a nice lady, though. We were glad Quadson kept quiet about it. Yep, that would be her bra!!
Papa Jack getting an early start on the fireworks after our lunch, as Quadson watches.
The awesome movie set up after our church service.
Monique and I brought two chairs for us and a blanket for the kids. Before the night was over, we were on the blanket, the kids were chilling in our chairs. Go figure!
