Wordless Wednesday--Watch out for the horse Zebra!

It was an African theme at camp this year...

Wordless Wednesday--Cannonball Aftermath

**On a side note, I have started a blog just for my pictures. I am hoping to post a new picture everyday. Since this is a family blog I will still share my family pictures here. The new blog is just for the art side of it. If you're interested you can check it out.

Wordless Wednesday--Sunset

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Wordless Wednesday--The hope of Lilacs

Wordless Wednesday--The Red Barron

Wordless Wednesday

When you are 8 years old, sick, and you have puppies, this is how you want to nap.

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Wordless Wednesday--Waiting for the Waterfall

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Mr. Peddle Puller Himself--

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What kids are doing when mom is trying to capture the leaves changing colors...

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In hopes music makes plants grow better

Wordless Wednesday

I know this is supposed to be Wordless Wednesday but I wanted to share why this picture is so special to me.

This picture is from last Saturday when I went to visit my mom. This picture is from when my dad was teaching us adults Texas hold em poker (play, not real money). It was a lot of fun and Knight and I ended up with all the chips, which is great since we are the only non-gamblers at the table.

So why is this picture so special? Because I have such a great family and I know that they love me.

You see, my mom is in the red and my step dad is wearing blue. My dad is in the burgundy and my step mom is wearing grey and black. (Knight is in the green) My dad found out we were in town and came over to spend some time with us and we can all sit around and enjoy each others company.

They split when I was 12 but they still come together for the sake of the family. My sisters and I (I have 4) are able to spend Christmas with our family. Parents, step-parents, grandparents, and our families. I can't tell you how much it means to me that my parents can put their differences aside for all of our family. I am truly blessed.