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Weekend Rewind

 Happy Monday, friends!  Hope you all had a great weekend.  It was nice and relaxing over here.  

Carl is finally to the point at work where he isn't working extremely late so we can actually make plans. 

Thankfully we didn't have a lot that needed to be done and we were able to do fun things!

Carl and Trey went bass fishing at the farm and caught some pretty big ones. 


We had a little fun at the pool also.
Pappy and Wren

Caleb, Carlie, and Wrenley

My girls :)

She kept trying to suck the water from her hands.

She loved playing on the steps with Nanny.

She's a water baby!

The guys eating their snack

Our swim got cut a little short due to the rain but it was time for a nap anyway :)
Trey went out with some friends and Carl, Makena, and I went to the local drive-in and got some yummy dinner!
Makena and Boone were all ready for bed!

Sunday was church day!  We hosted lunch at our house afterwards for Carlie, Caleb, Wren, and my parents.
When everyone left I decided to do a little patriotic decorating.  I only found a few things at the old house, so I'll have to go back and look this week.  Here is what I have so far in our dining room.


I've got to come up with something for a centerpiece on the table, but I have a few weeks.
I have also picked up some flag bunting for my porches.  
I'm so excited.  The 4th of July is my favorite holiday!

It was a fun weekend! Lots of family fun was just what I needed.

Much Love,
Beth




















 


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