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Rodeo-eo-eo-eo

It was rodeo time again. Jett thinks the bucking bulls and the rodeo clown are the coolest. I love the barrel racing. I can do without the calf roping which is basically a big man accosting a cute baby cow, body slamming it to the ground and hog-tying it. Yeah, real … Continue reading »

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Just another week on a small farm in a small town

Today we went to Thomasville for school orientation. I think I’ve finally decided on the small school in Moultrie. I just feel more comfortable with the environment and the teachers. Plus it’s closer and we have friends nearby if we need any help. So, I’ve made my decision. Unless I … Continue reading »

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Home again home again jiggity jig.

We’re back from Fort Lauderdale. We brought reinforcements: my mom, niece and nephew. They stayed a week and just left today. I now have 3 days to restore my house to some semblance of sanity before my in-laws arrive.Fort Lauderdale was fun. I got to do all the things … Continue reading »

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Weekend Ramblings

We started our weekend early. Seeing it’s summer and all. Jett had a sleepover Thursday night. I always enjoy having extra kids over. There’s always lots of noise and activity and many rules are lifted…for a limited time. Although they spend much time playing indoors since it’s so incredibly hot … Continue reading »

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When it all clicks into place.

This is the first summer that I haven’t been working and Jett has not been in school or daycare. I was a little worried that Jett and I would drive each other crazy so I’ve been trying to keep our summer days busy.
Jett’s been taking swimming lesson. As much time as we spent … Continue reading »

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