Afterwards, we went to a German restaurant I've been wanting to try for a long time. It's called Augsburg Haus and I used to live in Augsburg when I was younger. I remember some of the things we ate there and was excited to see if this restaurant was as good.
There was a picture of the Christkindlemarket and I remember going there on field trips when we lived there, so that was really neat.
We started with a bratwurst appetizer, which was amazing! Our german beers were so good and we both loved our entrees. It wasn't too expensive, which was really nice. I can't wait to go back.
The next day (Saturday) my mom, sister and I took a trip to Ikea in Atlanta. Neither of them have ever been and I'd been wanting some things. So, Greg kept the boys for me and we took a fun girl's day trip to do some shopping.
I drove our van so we'd have plenty of space to put all the things we bought.
When I got home, poor Evan was sick. He had a cough for a few days and he'd cough so hard he'd throw up. It was pitiful. He had got worse while we were in Atlanta, so when I got home, I took him to the Saturday hours at their pediatrician. She diagnosed him with the flu. I can see why she thought he might have it, but Greg and I don't think it was the flu. My main concern was his lungs since he had a cough, and they sounded clear. He started feeling better the next day or so.
Here's some pictures I made my sister take while I was driving. I absolutely love Atlanta. I can't believe it was the first time we went since being back in Georgia.
As the boys get older, I think we'll be making trips to Atlanta often. There's the Coke Factory, the GA aquarium, LEGOLAND, Braves games, etc. (and plus one of my favorite friends, Emily!)
Greg and I are hoping to go back and do a Walking Dead tour this month. It's filmed in Atlanta and I'm super excited.
That pretty much sums up my birthday weekend. Probably super boring to young people, but I loved it. :)
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