Anniversary Trip

This weekend Cody and I celebrated our 2nd anniversary. We didn't go all out with a big trip or anything, but we did spend the night in Memphis and had tons of fun!

I finally got my fall activity fix when we stumbled upon a little harvest festival at Shelby Farms. This place had every size, shape, and color of pumpkin you could imagine! Many of them I didn't even know existed. One of the pumpkins was over a thousand pounds! Sadly, I couldn't attach a horse to it and ride it away like Cinderella, so I just settled for a few colorful smaller ones.

After the festival, we had a delicious dinner downtown at The Majestic Grille. The spinach and artichoke dip was amazing! We then stayed the night in a king suite at a really nice hotel... yay Priceline deals! The next morning, we hit up the zoo, because I love zoos. If you've been following my blog for a while, you've probably read a previous post or two about zoo adventures that I've shared. I just love watching, petting, and feeding animals. I probably should've been a zookeeper or something. 

We capped off the day with some shopping and more eating before heading back home. It really was a great anniversary celebration. The past two years have been more incredible than I ever could have expected. 

Our First Anniversary, Part 2

In celebration of our first anniversary yesterday, I decided that we should put on our wedding outfits and take a few pictures. I mean, what else am I going to do with such an expensive gown that could only be worn once?? So, I've decided to do this every year! It will be fun to look back and see how we've changed over the years while still wearing the original clothes we officially started this journey in. It will also help motivate us even more to stay in shape! Haha :)

Yesterday was simply amazing.

Atlanta Anniversary Adventure

This past weekend, Cody and I took an early anniversary trip to Atlanta and had the BEST time! We started the trip out by going to a Braves game..by the way, they totally won. Yay! Hah. I actually like watching baseball more than most other sports. I guess maybe it's just easier to understand for a girly-girl like me. 

We also did some exploring around the city! The neighborhood we stayed in was called Cabbagetown. It was an artsy neighborhood located in the heart of the city. A lot of the buildings in the area were covered in really awesome graffiti art. Sadly, I didn't have time to snap pictures of all of it. 

Our little townhouse sat right between an organic grocery store and several great restaurants... so it wasn't hard for us to decide where to go for lunch and dinner. Everything we tried was delicious!

And of course, we had to do a little antiquing during our exploration. We found one great place called Kudzu Antique Market. It was HUGE... and was full of independent seller booths with everything from fair trade products and crafts, to super old antiques and handmade furniture. Wish I could've bought it all up!

Aside from exploring and antiquing, we visited the zoo and the aquarium.. both of which were loads of fun! I'll be blogging about those adventures in my next post. :)