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October 2024

 To catch up more quickly, I will post months in reviews for October and November. Not ideal, but necessary at this point!

Wrenley has her BeBe's whole heart. 
She is sassy and knows that she can eat ice cream in BeBe's living room anytime she wants to!

We celebrated Elijah's 16th birthday at Larry's pizza! 
I can't believe he is 16 already. He's such a sweet kid. 

Then came the Northern Lights.
They were absolutely stunning!

Wrenley enjoyed the Homecoming Parade! She's proud to be a Ricebird :)

Being silly in church!

First chili of the season! 
I love this Dutch oven more and more every time I use it.

I will never stop taking these pictures!
"Windmill at dusk", lol

He's such a spoiled dog!
Maggie wins Miss Photogenic hands down!

We had a pumpkin carving party in mid-October at my parents' house.
 Wrenley really got into it!

Elijah and Makena carving.

Carlie, Trey, Maggie, and Noah

Makena with her masterpiece

Trey and Maggie Mae with their pumpkin

Mom and Dad with their crew

The love bond that we have is unbreakable.

Carl and I did a Taco 'Bout Jesus themed car this year at Trunk or Treat. It was rainy and nasty and we were just glad we made it through the night. Wrenley was a beautiful little ballerina.

Such a happy girl :)

That pretty much wraps up our October. It went by pretty fast. Carl and the guys finished with harvest just before Halloween so that worked out perfect! 

Much Love,
Beth








































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