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What's up blogger friends?!  Sorry, but I only have a few minutes to blog, so I'll just give you a quick run down and call it our Top Ten :)

About 3 or 4 weeks ago Carl got a new mower...and he was super excited about it, so he wanted me to take his picture :)

T in his shades he got for Easter and his new hat that Nanny and Pop got him from Bass Pro


Last weekend we went to visit Carl's mom and TR and ended up seeing the whole crew....well except for Jeannie.  All the grand kids were there anyway :) 

If you look closely you can see the snake....that Trey killed.  He was out playing in the front yard and then I saw him beating something with a baseball bat and there it was  a snake!  I'm not sure what kind it was because he had already beat it beyond recognition.  The only good snake to me is a dead one.  We had a talk and maybe he won't be killing anymore snakes!

Check out this HUGE egg that Grammy and Papa got from one of their chickens!  Grammy brought it down to the kids earlier in the week but I haven't cooked it yet to see how many yolks it has in it.

Did y'all get the chance to see Venus and the moon this week.  Evidently it doesn't happen very often and so I thought I'd document it :)

Noah, Trey, and Elijah were playing doctor with the 70's doctor kit!

My pretty flowers with my owl in them....two of my favorite things

Makena was playing freeze dance with Mrs. Odom's class

I had to save this one for last.....my silly Daddy was showing Makena that he could still hula hoop.  Go Pop!
Happy Friday, Friends!

Beth


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