A Little Bit of Life

This picture was taken Sunday before church. It was one of those "GET-YOUR-BUTT-OVER-THERE-AND-TAKE-A-PICURE-NOW kind if forced pic :)

Trey and his gator (who evidently is a Mustang fan!).

I did a little Fall/Halloween decorating on my day off.

We had a fun night at Discovery Wednesday night. This game was called Toilet Paper Hike.

Trey couldn't play because he hurt his knee.

Ready for the Ballon Stomp

Time for the devotion

Dalton was drafted as a helper.

I took Trey to the doctor for his knee on Thursday. He took an xray and said it was a strain. He didn't want him to go back to school that day. We got a pair of crutches and he has about broken his neck numerous times!
We didn't have school on Friday (student holiday)....Woo Hoo! I loved sleeping in, I cannot lie :) We had tickets for a fish fry on Friday night, so I didn't have to cook....WHAT A DAY!
Carlie woke up Saturday morning with stomach issues. Bless her heart she was up half the night and never came to get me.

This afternoon Makena Faith went bow hunting by herself in the (way)backyard. Carl has killed a couple of deer back there over the years and she is hoping that will be true for her too! I just can't believe she is old enough to go alone!

Peanut loves carrots!
I forgot to mention that Rice Harvest 2015 is DONE. ..IN THE BOOKS, FRIENDS!! Can I get an Amen Hallelujah?! They finished up on Tuesday :)
That's some of the highlights of our week!
One last thought..

Much Love
Beth

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