Beth and Holly can out for a visit for my birthday in October. I was so happy to have them! I kept them busy with all the tourist attractions. We went to the City Museum,
The Chocolate Bar,
Grandad past away in October, but not before giving his life to Christ. What a blessing in disguise. We have so many good memories with him. My favorite being Hat Parties. The top picture is the last party I had with Grandad before moving to St. Louis. The bottom picture is the grandchilden's Hat Party at his funeral. Virginia just won't be the same without him.
We threw a pumpkin Carving Party at our house in October. We had smores, popcorn, "Jippy Joy Juice"(My mom's recipe), and homemade Hot Chocolate (Patrick's mom's recipe). We hope to make this an annual event.
Patrick's parents came out to celebrate Thanksgiving with us. His mom and I worked together to make a pretty nice feast. Notice the snow in the background of this picture.We got to go home for Christmas! However, I had to decorate still to keep me in the mood for the season till we got to go. Our place decorated for Christmas.
Budweiser Tour with our friends Anna Marie and Taylor
The above picture is what I saw in my head when I snapped the below picture of Patrick while he was planting our garden. I guess I remembered it a little differently. It still was humorous to me.In April we planted a garden. We decided to plant the produce we buy on every grocery trip in an attempt to save money and have some fun. We planted green beans, tomatoes, peppers, onions, lettuce, cilantro, and potatoes. We later discovered our plot is too close to a tree. You can see the trunk in the upper left hand corner of the picture below. Therefore, we have had too move a good bit of the plants to pots on our patio in order for them to get enough sun. However, we have already enjoyed our lettuce and cilantro on many occasions. We are looking forward to many more fruits to come.
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