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I got 10 inches chopped off of my hair! 
Aren't Snapchat filters fun?!

My main man has been working hard this week...thankfully that Frogg Toggs Chilly Pad helped keep cool in the fields.

Trey has been hitting those bream hard in the evenings!

If you have read my blog much in the past, you know that summer is my absolute favorite time of the year, with fall coming in at a close second.  I'm ready for the transition ya'll.  I'm not sure what the problem is this year, but this heat is about to do me in...and I love all of the fall/Halloween decorations :)

On another note, Makena Faith made it home from camp on Friday!! I don't think I have ever been so happy to have all of my people back in one place! She had a great time and can't wait until next year!
On Wednesday while cleaning her room, Carlie found out the air had been leaking in their room.  Long story short, we had to spend the weekend replacing the floor, the wall, putting new windows in , and repainting!  The one good thing that came from it is that the bubble gum pink paint is long gone! We still have a few details to work on, so when it is completed I will post a picture.  We were wanting a pretty light gray paint, but it ended up looking more light blue....it looks fantabulous though.  We put their Vera Bradley comforters back on (they only used them for about 6 mos. a couple of years ago) and it is like a new room.  They are pleased as well.

It was a busy, busy weekend.  Carl worked hard to get it all done, he was pretty sore Saturday night, but he did awesome and we are so thankful that he is so handy :)

Much Love,
Beth



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