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Calm After the Storm

We have had a very eventful past few days. Emily went to the E.R. last weekend for constipation and an ear infection and upper respiratory infection. Then we got a ticket for our car tags being expired, then to top it all off, Steve had a wreck. WOW! We only have one car now. We are praying that God will lead us to the perfect car for us. Emily is doing just fine now. In fact, she had a good day in the nursery yesterday. That is always a blessing.
Steve went to the Razorback game at Auburn. I am so glad he got to go to that game. He had a wonderful time.
I got Emily a Halloween costume. She is going to be a cowgirl. It is really precious. I had gotten her a bee costume, but I decided it was too short for her. She couldn't stretch her legs out. So, I took it back.
This week I am planning to do some cleaning. There are lots of things we need to get rid of. I also have to clean because our parents are coming this weekend. Steve and I are going to Branson for our two year anniversary.

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Kelly said…
Yeay! Yeay! Yeay!
You updated!!!! And I LOVE It!

I can't believe it's already been 2 years since you got married. Seems like just yesterday was your wedding but it also seems like ya'll have been married a long time too. I'm sure you know what I mean!

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