Now for the Pictures...

As promised, here are the pictures from our weekend. I hope you enjoy!

First stop is Natchitoches!


I love taking pictures of this church, I cannot get enough of it!


Corvettes have always been my favorite



I liked this one too


Isn't he the cutest?


Finally! What I came to Natchitoches for


Here it is: The house they used in Steel Magnolias, it's now a bed and breakfast.


One of the churches had a pumpkin patch out front, I wanted one, but decided to wait.


I told you I saw a creepy, just purchased hearse. I didn't include the pictures of the guy as they didn't come out well.


Looking across the river at Shreveport


There were gorgeous flowers at the Boardwalk too!


Sean hates taking pictures, hence why he always looks angry in them.


Not me though! I love cheesin it up for the camera.


The day wouldn't be complete without some alligators.


Oh and as a sidenote, guess how many calories those delicious rolls at Logan's have? 227 calories PER roll! They're going to be my downfall.

What a weekend!

I meant to get on here and blog several times this weekend, but it was so hectic that I never got around to it.

We had a great holiday weekend. Friday we spent the day grilling and hanging out at a friend's house and later that night walked over to Freedom Fest to enjoy the fireworks. We also happened to enjoy the homemade tamales and funnel cake. Sean swears he had a wonderful birthday, so as long as he says it was great for him then I'm satisfied.

Saturday was our anniversary and although it wasn't a grand affair we still had a lot of fun and enjoyed our day together. We started out in Natchitoches and planned on staying there the entire day, but due to the heat and the both of us not feeling well we headed to Alexandria for an early dinner and then back home to just relax and watch movies. Natchitoches was awesome! I'm going to have to go back there when it's a little bit cooler and I don't feel as if I'm going to pass out in the heat. I found the cutest magnets in one of the shops there. They are Cajun magnets and have things like an alligator, houseboat, accordian and other things on them. I'll have to take a picture of them to show how adorable they are. I did get to take some pictures there, although not as many as I would like. It's definetly a town worth visiting again though.

Here are a few pics from our fun-filled weekend




Sean and I at FreedomFest



An example of the fireworks



Me enjoying one of the neighborhood kids toy-four wheelers. It was so much fun to ride!



Trolley in Natchitoches



Beautiful flower at one of the gardens by the Cane River



One of the many houses in the Greek Revival tradition in Natchitoches



Beautiful church close to Front St.