We took Taylor to the Marriott hotel today to explore. Here we are with the flamingos.
Taylor in the atrium.
Taylor checking out one of the many birds around the hotel.
As you can see Taylor is doing much better and we haven't suffered any ill effects yet. She did not throw up again after the IV so she still hasn't gotten Daddy! Taylor has enjoyed the pool (we will get some pictures in there eventually) and learned how to jump in this evening - with a little assistance.

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Ashley and Shawn said…
very cute .... hows the tanning coming tab?? /hehehhee ..enjoy the nice weather .. we are back to rain
3:41 PM
The Fox Den said…
Glad she's better!
5:22 AM
Anonymous said…
So glad to hear that she is much better. Can't wait to see pool pictures. Keep having fun!

Love, Grandma Debbie
6:40 AM
Jennifer Meysenburg said…
Hi friends! We sure miss you! Tabitha- thanks again for the recipes! They are yummy! Thanks to you I'm out of my "lack of meal planning" rut and enjoying cooking again! Yeah, Abe REALLY thanks you! :) Glad that Taylor is better and that you are having fun! PLEASE bring sun home with you! Lots of love!
2:01 PM
Erin Jensen said…
Hey Tay - Cute dress! Love you guys! E
10:42 AM
Shirley Casey said…
I loved seeing all these pictures! We had such a great time with you guys! Taylor is so adorable! Emily had so much fun playing with Taylor too!
9:21 PM
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