Catching Up
Courtney
So I'm hanging out at moms for the weekend and it's a rainy day.  I love a rainy day!  So we're just holed up in the bed watching T.V. and my brother and I are listening to a cappella music on his phone.  Fun times.  So I just wanted to blog, bc hey, why not? Not a whole lot to talk about, but here you go, have some first day of school pictures :D
 Mah babies :D
 Doesn't he look so excited to be a freshman?
Here, I'll put a much happier picture of him in nearly the same outfit...
(excuse the knife in his hand)

 First day of 1st grade!
First day of 3rd grade!

Also the little kids are doing gymnastics now!  It's an interesting ride, that is for sure and certain.  Ali loves it, and is fairly good, and Dylan just likes having all the teenage girls teaching him how to do stuff lol.  Here's a picture of Ali in one of her new leos!

Hmm.. What else... oh well here're some cute pictures of my kiddos.
Oh hey yeah and they all got (mostly) good grades on their progress reports, so woohoo for that!
 Getting ready to head to gymnastics :D
 And headed to Wednesday night Bible study 

And.. well, who knows?

Haha so now I'm off :D  Later I'll post about my birthday (which was August 17 and totally amazing!)

Much love
Court

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