Last weekend, we went to Emporia to watch Aunt Casyn and her doubles partner play state tennis.
In case you don't know, our Aunt Casyn is a stud! I can't even begin to remember all the tennis honors she's earned in her career at MHS.
Also, in case you didn't know, tennis is a quite sport and quite my kids aren't! Snacks only work for so long.
So thanks to Grandma Linda who kept them busy during the championship match running, chasing, and fetching tennis balls.
They also watched a little pee-wee football.
Oh yeah, and remember Baby Mangino from a few years back?
They also met him and quickly became friends.
Casyn and Kirsten ended up taking 2nd place, which yeah, was a bummer, but like I said, Casyn is a stud, and of course, she made us proud.
We've had lots of new houses under construction on our block. The house right to the south of us is finally finished, and our new neighbors are finally here from KC, and Reese, well she couldn't be happier. They have a 4 year old daughter, Lindsay, who Reese has played with almost every day since they moved in. Reese might as well have moved in with them. The second day they were here, the girls were at our house for about five minutes, then took off for Lindsay's, and soon came back like this.
I'm so thankful to have another great family added to our neighborhood.
Reese isn't the only one spending quality time with a new friend. Cousin Cooter spent the afternoon over here the other day.
Him and Coy played....
and loved.....
and just had a dog-gone good time :)
So, Halloween is fast approaching, and we are excited. But to be honest, I was totally unmotivated to think of costumes this year. Despite my laziness, I'm sure they'll still look cute. Here's a little hint-hint of what our trick-or-treaters will look like this year.
Happy Hump Day!
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