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Weekend Recap

Ya'll, we had the most delightful weekend. It was very low key, uneventful and lazy! Friday night Eric fried us fish, and we rented a movie. However, a certain basketball team pulled off a major upset and I stayed up late cheering...GO CATS! Saturday morning Eli slept in pretty late which was nice! We went to a consignment sale with Tina and Owen. It was a bust, so no pictures of my awesome finds. I did have better success earlier this month shopping, so I'll try to take pictures and show you those later this week. Anyway, they were giving away Chick-fil-A coupons. Betcha can't guess where we ate lunch...ha!




After lunch Eli and I headed to Aden's birthday party...a total success. We came home for little man to nap, then Eric, Eli and I went to get groceries! Afterwards, we came home, ate a yummy steak salad and then watched Due Date.



Today was church and rest...YAY! How was your weekend?

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  1. Sabrina PateMarch 28, 2011 at 2:13 PM

    1. What did you think of Due Date? Very far fetched storyline...

    2. I didnt even see you at church. Crazy!

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  2. MorganMarch 29, 2011 at 8:49 AM

    1. Due Date was sorta dumb. Not the best/not the worst.

    2. We were in and out at church because it falls during nap time and Eli was cranky! I saw you though and you looked ADORABLE!!

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