Saturday, July 19, 2008
A year....
Today marks the one year anniversary of Raylen's adoption. Last year at this time, we had already gone with our friends and family to see the judge and hear him proclaim that we were a true forever family. That day was magical to us and so emotional after the long journey of getting to that day. Since I didn't blog the, here are some photos of that day....what joy!!!!


Saturday, July 12, 2008
Saturday Pottery

We are in Abilene this weekend visiting Jason's family who is celebrating Jason's cousin Crystal's wedding. Usually we spend Saturdays in Abilene hunting garage sales or frequenting local antique and thrift shops, but today, we found ourselves pressed for time and needing something to do. While Jason and his dad had their glasses fixed, Raylen, Jason's mom and I stumbled upon a paint your own pottery store. None of us have ever been to one of these stores, but quickly fell in love! For a flat rate you can pick out your own special piece, use all of the cool paints and tools and leave it for a week to have it fired. There was a special kid's play area with the coolest toys and they have drinks and snacks on hand too. The best part moms---THE PAINT WASHES OUT OF CLOTHING!!!! Yes, this is truly my new favorite place. I plan to visit the local store soon.
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Independence
We had a big 4th of July. We started out at Cabela's where we met up with some of Jason's family for a quick hi and by before heading off to Raylen's Uncle Joey's for a brisket cookout. We spent the day there swimming and playing trivia and then headed off to watch fireworks and eat watermelon and homemade peach ice cream. Here are few highlights of the day....
Evie Kate Turns Three!
I'm a little behind in blogging, but last weekend was a big weekend for Raylen when she went to her friend Evie Kate's third birthday party. There were ponies, a petting zoo and a bounce house along with all the fun. When asked though, Raylen said her favorite part was touching the bait worms with Evie afterward. I guess it's true...the greatest things in life are free.
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