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Ramblings From The Munger House

Having fun with the cousins at Nanny's house
Toys in the pool :)
Makena's swollen hand after she got
stung by a red wasp. 

Carlie was being Trey's buddy for the day

It has been way too long since I last blogged, and to be perfectly honest, I'm having to try and dig pictures up
of stuff we have done over the past week.  We were visited Friday by the Simpson's.  They came in from Jonesboro on their way to Morrilton to give me and Makena our birthday presents.  The kids always enjoy getting together and playing in the pool and as you could see above the boys even took the monster trucks swimming.  Saturday was.....MY BIRTHDAY!!  Carl had to work that morning and the kids went to Grammy's and made me a birthday cake.  I know every mother probably says this, but I seriously think I have the best kids EVER!!  They are always wanting to help and do sweet things, not only for me, but for others too.  Carlie brought me breakfast in bed and then they made me a cake, AND my precious nephew, Noah called me and sang Happy Birthday to me :)  We all went to eat Mexican that evening and then ended the night with a quick swim.  I had a great birthday...but I'm still not telling you how old I am !! 
We've got a busy week ahead of us that includes, but is not limited to, Revival at our church, a birthday party for my grandmother, and a birthday party for Carl's step-dad.  My camera is fixed now, so maybe I'll have some more pictures to come :) 


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