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Fall Is Here!

Pumpkins and Mums mean one thing, FALL IS HERE!!

We were finally able to have a bonfire!

Trey Landon, aka our own little party!

Our fire was HUGE....so huge in fact that it was almost too hot to roast our s'mores!

We had a little fun in Wal-Mart down the Halloween aisle and Trey spent lots of time on his mammal poster.

Trey with his mammal poster.  We all decided that he deserved an "A".

Trey playing soccer

Trey and some of his buddies on the sideline

The T-Train is here!

Peter Von Watson is such a cutie!

Well folks, it finally feels like fall here in the south!  We are likely to still have a few 90 degree temps next week, but we are taking it as it comes and right now it is gorgeous out! 
Of course with cooler temps, comes the need to decorate for fall.  The inside of my house has mostly been done for about 2 weeks now (I was rushing things, I know), but We have been adding to the outside too.  Carl got off early for a couple of days and that was it....still NO RAIN! They started cutting beans yesterday...BOOOO!  I really need a weekend off soon.  Makena will be having her surgery on the tenth so we are needing to hit the Pumpkin Patch next weekend! 
Friday night we were able to have our first bonfire of the season. It was nearly perfect! 
Of course, Saturday was another Soccer Saturday!  Trey had team pictures so we had to be there 30 minutes EARLIER than usual.  I'm just ready to have my Saturday mornings back!  I am glad that he enjoys it, though.  He has been able to be around more kids and seems to adjust to all of these new things well. 
We have a busy week coming up.  Monday, Makena is supposed to take her permit test; on Tuesday, Trey has Farm Safety day (I will be taking him and the girls will be staying with my parents...doing school); we have soccer practice Tuesday night, and church on Wednesday night.  The girls are also working on their background papers for a science project that is due later in the year.
Please ya'll, pray for rain!  We (not just me) really need it at this point.  Everything is extremely dry.

Much Love,
Beth 

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