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This has been a bit of a trying week. We have had a ton going on (and a lot of last minute changes to all those plans) and I am dealing with some annoying issues getting our mailbox replaced... but that's another story. I'm actually really ready for this week to end. We did have some good times too, though and those are important to remember.

Saturday started off with cheering on the Knights. I think we don't even have to discuss how that game turned out... but it wasn't pretty. I'm still a Knights fan though and we will still continue to represent wearing our black and gold.


I also started working on the tutu for Kenzie's Halloween costume this weekend. Grandma is working on helping me make an apron to go over it and Kenzie is going to be Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz. It was my favorite movie growing up (and still is). I can't wait for the day I can show it to her. I know she may not be quite as intrigued as I was, but it will still be something special for me to share with her. Now, to find a cute enough way to dress up Will as Toto and we are set!


I love these two. We went on a walk Saturday evening after dinner and decided to let Kenzie ride in her car. Well, on the way back it lost a wheel. That keeps happening for some reason. So, Kenzie got an impromptu mechanics lesson from Daddy on the way home. She was so in to helping him fix the car. It was very adorable. The did fix the car and Kenzie was able to finish her driving lesson.


Kenzie's new obsession is using the baskets at Winn Dixie. I have to argue with her if there is too much for us to buy that it won't fit in the cart. She gets so excited. She also loves to put the items on the belt... now if I could just get her to get a job so she can pay. Haha!


Kenzie is definitely my daughter. If you ever can't find her right under your feet in the house... check her room. She is likely in there reading away. I can't even get her to come out of there most of the time. She usually asks for me to join her and read with her. I love watching her love of reading continue to grow. I hope she never grows out of that.


Comfort food... enough said. And yes... I ate all of that for breakfast on Wednesday.


We are finally getting cool enough outside to play in the afternoons. The sweat all over my child would lead you to believe it is not cool enough, but for Florida, 85 degrees is good. She has been loving our outside time this week. I have to admit that I cheat and sit in a chair in the driveway so that I don't have to be standing. Too much standing makes my ankles swell for the remainder of the day. Pass.


What were your favorite weekly moments?

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