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A Spectacular September

Hello to all our friends. Well long story short, Maddy is unable to do a blog post so we (Anna and my sidekick Izzy) are taking it over for a little while. (We'll explain about Maddy later on..so keep reading!) 

What's a blog entry without an adorable baby?! 

   While unloading hay, Izzy found this little guy and got some cool pictures with him! 

While at Silver Dollar City waiting to see Lonestar in concert, Norah and I "brave the waves"! 

 My thrilled and excited concert buddy!
 Just can't contain the excitement here 
 Yep, it was a full house!
A night to remember! Great songs, fun band.

And two days later we had chicken processing...at 1:00 a.m.!

 In anticipation of the cold weather to come, we took an advantage of the warm weather and had a little camp out in the front yard.
 Close enough!
 Expectation vs. Reality 
 Hallelujah! We did it! 
We ended up sleeping in it four nights in a row! Due to rain coming, we sadly had to take it down.

 Caution. extreme cuteness ahead
 He got his first two teeth!
 CUTENESS!!!!
 Maddy did my birthday photos this year! 

Not sure why, but this is one of my favorites!

 Yummy birthday cake...full of corn syrup! Mom had a fit!
 So. Maddy was accepted for an internship with a publishing company in New York! She'll be gone for a month, possibly three. This is Izzy waving good bye as Dad and Maddy head to the airport. 
On their way to New York!

Thanks for stopping by and have a great October!


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