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Here are a bunch of pictures from my phone. I will one day get fully caught up on here.  We have been pretty busy, and this is the time of year when it only gets worse before it gets better!
  A few weeks ago we went to Little Rock to celebrate Noah David's birthday at Chuck E. Cheese's.  Here are a few pictures.
He was thrilled to be in the ticket blaster!

Makena and Trey playing...I'm not sure where Carlie was!
We finally finished with basketball season and had our annual blue and white game where anyone in the whole school (kids only) can play.  We also gave out the participation trophies. We had a fun season, but I am not ashamed to say that I'm glad it's over until October!

Carlie Erin is still our driver a lot.  She does a good job and maybe one day she will take the road test and pass it :)  We still have some work to do.
 
Jonah, Braden, Trey, and Atticus on the tractor for Ag Day.

Makena and some of her class on the swings.  You're never too old to swing!
 
We have now given away three of the six puppies!  It was sad watching them go at first, but now we are all okay with it.  We have two males and a female left....anybody want a puppy?!
I guess that gets us mostly caught up until Spring Break....so that means more fun coming soon :)
 
Much Love,
Beth
 
 
 

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