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Midweek Musings

I know that I normally do these little weekly updates on Wednesday, but tomorrow is the 100th Day of School, so I will have plenty of other content to post.  Today I want to dump some photos from the phone and jot down a few little things to remind me of the ordinary moments in life.


Friday I was in charge of helping with our monthly birthday celebration at work, so my "office mom" and I went to Sam's on our lunch break. She's the best, ya'll.  I hope to someday make work as fun for a newbie as she has for me!


I took this picture one day last week too.  I try to get up every morning to shower and have my prayer time before the busyness of the day.  Since I threw out that last statement, I want to humbly admit that lately I haven't been getting up as early as I should, so that means an abbrieveted time (shame on me). 

 Anyway, Ellie woke up early this particular morning, and sat with me while I prayed.  I ended up praying over her the whole time, and snapped the sweet picture. 

 Working moms, some days it's harder to leave than other.  Hang in there with me...we are awesome!!


This picture was from a different morning, but when I came back into the family room after making the beds, this is the way I found them. See, proof that they are sweet sometimes.  Bless it, ya'll.  AHHH!

Again, because I can't stand Polly Perfects, I wanna keep it real and say that my house is far from clean.  I just try to make of habit of picking up to tidy up my mind.  I have a long way to go in this department.


Finally, let's talk about being Kentuckian.  I'm toying with the idea of a post dedicated to my love for this state, but I'm afraid ya'll will quit being my friend.  Ha!  For now I will share this.  Chaney's Dairy Barn is a must if you are in Southern Kentucky (SOKY), and what could be more Kentuckian than...Bourbon Ice Cream?!?  Seriously, it's as delightful has it sounds; sorta like really sweet Bourbon balls.

And yes.  I realize that I just spoke about Jesus a few paragraphs above, but let's not judge.  We're not talking about getting drunk and jumping on the crazy train.  It's just bourbon ice cream!



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  1. This post is so you. Love it. Love you. Hate bourbon balls. Growing to love KY- the state not the team ;-)

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