And we took her to see the Georgia Aquarium.
She'd been wanting to go to the aquarium. And this weekend, she went.
Actually, plans got jerked around a little bit through an unfortunate set of circumstances.
My uncle died (father's side of the family; Grandma is mother's side of the family). That shifted things a little bit.
Got complicated when my nephew (Big Sister's child) had a play at Valdosta State.
However, things worked out. We went to Atlanta Friday night, met The Little Princess -- HUGE surprise for Grandma -- had supper, then went to the aquarium on Saturday.
Her birthday was actually yesterday. Which meant we had to do her birthday trip either before or after her birthday.
And, since her birthday usually gets jerked around by other family members' devotion to Florida State University football -- I mean, it's Seminoles football, not some old lady's birthday, after all -- we have to wait and see how the Semi-holes' schedule works out.
So, this past weekend was the time-frame.
And, everything worked out.
Like I said, Grandma got a surprise visit from The Little Princess -- Grandma's 2nd great-grandchild.
Supper at Ruby Tuesday was good. Except for the part where the waitress dropped a tray of big, tall, fruity drinks on us.
Okay, mostly on me.
But, the Little Princess showed up, and Grandma's thoughts turned there.
She enjoyed the visit. And, when the Little Princess lead us around the aquarium, showing us all the exhibits -- she's the only one of us who had been before -- she was happy.
The, on Sunday, we went to Valdosta to see Master Thespian ... my Big Sister's college student son ... in Doubt: A Parable. He played the child-molester priest.
The weekend was fun. Got to celebrate with Grandma.
She had a good time.
We're looking forward to her 96th birthday.
