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Easter Wedding

This last weekend I went home to my parent's home with my circus in tow. We had several reasons for going home. First and foremost it was the celebration of the reserection of Jesus Christ. The second reason was my grandpa found out last Wednesday he has cancer throughout his body. He broke his arm on Tuesday and they will not be able to do anything to help heal him, just pain management. We wanted to see him before he went home. And our third reason was my brother, Uncle BoBo, decided to get married to his fiance. They planned a  wedding that was supposed to happen in December in just a few days.



Big Papa, and my dad Papa and some of the grand kids and great grand kids

Aunt Lindsey and Uncle BoBo

Sitting down to their first meal as a married couple

Cutting the cake

My husband and brother in law ran to the local store to get a few supplies : TP, soap, frosting, string and dog bones. They had a few partners in crime  little help from my dad and uncle Kelly. Muwhaahaa


42. time spent with family
43. Big Papa on video telling stories
44.time spent with a friend over coffee and chocolate chip cookies
45. first time at a bed and breakfast and a comfortable night's sleep
46. a big girl sleeping bag and a 2 yr sleeping through the night "free"
47. an understanding husband
48. a grocery store trip by myself

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