Becoming a Family

We are the Hybl Family. For those of you who don't know our past before we became "The Hybl's," we would like to give you a brief introduction. It is truly the oldest story in the book. Boy meets girl, girl meets boy, girl falls in love with boy, boy marries girl, and baby makes three. Well sorta.....It probably reads much more like this....Boy meets girl, boy and girl fall in love, boy and girl spend years deciding whether they can't live With or Without each other and finally decide to get hitched. One hurricane weekend at the beach, a name change, and happily ever after. Two years after marrying Ryan and I were so excited to learn we were going to be a family and on September 4th, 2007 exactly three years after being married, Adyline Kennedy joined our family.
Ryan and I both attended the University of Georgia where he played golf and majored in business and I majored in education. After school Ryan took a job as the assistant golf coach at UGA and I taught school. We both decided that we wanted more and went for it. Ryan turned Pro and played professional golf for a year on the mini tours but an elbow injury would turn our lives back to college golf.
In June of 2009 Ryan took the head coaching position for the men's golf program at the University of Oklahoma. Months of living apart finally lead to Adyline and I becoming Oklahoma girls.
This is our life in the fast lane. We hope you enjoy being parts of our lives. GO SOONERS!!

Saturday, April 10, 2010

The Easter Bunny Gives A Big Surprise!

As spring arrived in Oklahoma I realized how much I missed being in the south for spring. I longed for tulips, buttercups, beautiful green grass, and family. So very last minute Ryan offered to fly Ady and I back to Georgia for Easter. What a great surprise it was!! After driving 3 hours to Wichita, lugging her and all of our luggage through the airport, boarding a plane with a 2 year old and all that includes, a 75 mile an hour tailwind and we were in the deep south. A phone call later and Ady and I found ourselves outside of the Atlanta airport for an hour waiting on my brother. We had planned a 9 hour travel surprise and of course I-20 had a pile up and Josh was stuck in it. This is why I do not plan surprises. Even with the hiccup I was not bothered by it...I was home...humidity, pollen clouds and all! As we made our way back to Athens the surprise was a complete success. No one suspected a thing and I have never seen my Mama so excited. With screams of joy, a few happy tears, and absolute shock we were home for Easter, just where we needed to be. It was just as I had pictured it. Green grass, tulips, and buttercups, my Mama's garden never disappoints. So stealing a line from Dorothy, "There is no place like home."

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