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Mountains 2014

It's kind of become a Gregory tradition over the last few years that for the weekend of MLK day we go to Gatlinburg to relax after Christmas and New Years.  It's a great place to rent a cabin, kick back, relax and play setback.  If you don't know setback you need to learn it...one of the best card games ever and is always fun.  We can literally play for hours, everybody except Kat lol.

Since Britt got a new camera prior to the trip she had to test it out so here is the first ever photo taken with the new camera.

 
Our view was beautiful and I managed to catch a couple good shots of a sunrise one morning...so Britt could see it later lol.

 
 
And what good is a camera with a timer if you're not going to use it to take a group photo?  So now it looks like we'll be doing double group shots.
 
 

For most of the trip we just played pool, cards, hung out, or watched football all day Sunday.  Aside from that it was FOOD FOOD and MORE FOOD!  I'm thankful for having a few days to get away and relax and spend some QT with my family.
 
"If anyone does not provide for his relatives, and especially for his immediate family, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever." - 1 Timothy 5:8
 

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