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February Recap

 Whew, it didn't take long for me to get behind! Welcome to my first monthly recap of the year... and it's only February! One day I'll get it together (maybe).

We started the month off strong, celebrating Carl's 45th birthday with a seafood boil!






He is the best! Happy Birthday, Carl!!

We also went for a little visit to Wynne with Carlie and Wrenley. Makena had to work, and Trey was squirrel hunting with my uncle for the Arkansas Game and Fish's Big Squirrel hunt. I didn't get many pictures. 
Wrenley was weirded out by the American Girl dolls on Nana's bed.
She wanted to cover their eyes with their hair!

Up next was Valentine's Day! This is my least favorite "holiday". I think that if you love someone, you show it every day, not just on a holiday. Carl and I opted for a quiet night in this year.
 Our surf and turf was amazing!

Trey had his first date with his now girlfriend, Alana.
She is super sweet and friendly.

Valentine's Day is also Boone's birthday! He turned 4 years old today.
This is the day we got him and now :)

Here are a few other pictures from Valentine's Weekend:
Me with my sweet girl

She is really into Super Kitties, and I found this costume at Walmart.
She loved it!!

We also celebrated my nephew, Noah's 18th birthday this month!
Carl and I were there the day he was born. In fact, we drove them to the hospital!
It's hard to believe he is about to graduate and head to college!

Eli, Noah, Ellie Kate, and Trey

The three amigos
Makena needed a picture on the blog. She is a pretty busy lady these days. She has to work on Saturdays but is off on Mondays. She also stays with Carlie and Wrenley when Carlie is on call and Caleb is at the fire station. She is a great daughter, sister, and auntie!

I pick Wrenley up from school on most Thursdays. Yesterday was a beautiful day. Perfect for lots of outdoor playing! She found some flowers to pick, went Ranger riding, and played in her cozy coupe.


Can we just take a minute to soak up this cuteness?!


And that sums up the month of February. We made a lot of good memories and spent quality time with family. It was a good month.

Much Love,
Beth
































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