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Weekend Recap

It was just a typical winter weekend here on the homestead.  We didn't have a lot going on. On Friday night we had tickets to a chili and gumbo supper. We just did take-out. Trey had tickets to a fish fry, so he brought that home. We had a smorgasbord of food that night!

Makena gave a presentation and speech for the Grand Prairie Historical Society. It was a presentation she gave to the museum guests in November. There were around 50 people in attendance, so that is one of the biggest crowds that she has presented to (except for when she was in college).

On Saturday Carl and I had to go into town to get a part for Trey's hot water heater. We are trying everything before we finally give in and buy a new one (and it's looking more like that is the direction we are headed). We also ran into Wal-Mart, but not for long! I remember why I don't grocery shop on Saturdays! 


Trey only comes around when it's time to eat!
On this occasion, he had piece of cherry pie and a glass (jar) of chocolate milk!

Maggie Mae with her paci toy :)

Sundays are church days! 
I took her to the nursery during church. She had pulled her little ponytail out of her hair, so she looked a little unkept, ha!
She would rather play in the crate than with the toys!

And every Sunday after church we eat lunch at my parents' house. Wrenley loves her playhouse at their house. She talked Trey and Maggie into playing with her :) Anything for Wrenley!!
Just look at that smile :)

It was a nice, relaxing weekend. We made it through the first (and hopefully the last) TikTok ban! That was a long 12 hours! Thanks to President Trump for lifting the ban :)

Hope you all had a great weekend!

Much Love,
Beth











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