You've Got a Friend in Me

At my parents house, Lexi and Bella get to stay outside on the porch a lot since it can be closed off. Bella loves to be around people, so she is usually outside and Lexi will go in or out depending on her mood. My parents leave the front door cracked so the dogs can push the door open and go inside. When they are inside they can't get the door open, so they will bark forever until you let them back out. Since Lexi is usually the one barking, my parents have taught Bella how to push open the door for Lexi and let her out. We want to get a good video and send it to America's Funniest Home Videos!

This video was taken at night time and I was recording on my phone, so it isn't very good.

But it is still very cute!

Like a Kid on Christmas....

 This weekend is the opening weekend of bow season and my husband is SO excited. Mitch got all of his hunting things out of storage and organized it in the "right" bags. All of his hunting clothes have been washed in scent-away and his bow has been sighted in. Also, all of his hunting clothes still fit (yes he put them on) and the deer grunter works (I heard it all night). It was funny when I came in the door the other day and he was sitting on the chair with all of his hunting equipment around him. I had to take a picture. I am sure this is how he looked when he was a child on Christmas Day!

Our 2 Year Anniversary

Mitch and I celebrated our 2 year wedding anniversary on October 6th. I cannot believe it has been 2 years since we got married! On Tuesday, Mitch, me, Chase (Nutt) and Meg went to the Troy football game. We had a very good time!! 

 

Since we went to the game on our anniversary, we went out to eat on Wednesday to celebrate. Can you guess where we went? If you live in Andalusia I bet you guessed it..... Old Mexico!

 It was very good, like always!

I always said I wanted to follow the traditional wedding gifts for our anniversary. Year 1 present is paper, our gift to each other was tickets to Sandals in Jamaica. Year 2 present is cotton, so we are getting new sheets for our bed! I know that is not as exciting as a trip to Jamaica, but I am excited about it and we are still following the rules! Next year is leather... I don't know what we will do!?

Ollie's Army Walk in Crestview

As you all probably know, we walked in Crestview this past weekend to support Cystic Fibrosis. We all did a terrific job! Ollie's Army raised over $14,000 and with all the other teams combined, Great Strides collected over $25,000! Lynsey has a ton of pictures and information about this on her blog, but I wanted to blog about it too. Many great people came out and supported Ollie and other loved ones with CF. Sometimes I take things for granted, but on this day I realized how lucky I am to have a GREAT group of friends that will support and help with anything!!! I know Lynsey and John felt the same way! Thank you all SO MUCH!!

On our way home there was a bale of hay on the main road of 55. We stopped so our strong men (Nutt and Mitch) could move it off of the road. It was very funny watching them run full force in the road and bulldoze the bale like a football player. I had to take a picture!