Halloween

Since October was crazy we didn't do much for Halloween, but it was still fun. As a matter of fact I believe it's one of the best ones we've had in a while. Even if we didn't get our Jack-O-Lanterns carved until the night before, and never painted the other pumpkins. It's alright, I found out I'm better at carving then painting.

Cleveland County Fair

I know I'm horribly behind on my posting, and I'm very sorry. Anyway, here are some pictures from the fair, which was a few weeks ago. Dad and I were the only ones who had any interest in beating the fair crowds, so it was only the two of us. It was nice, we like just walking around to look at everything, and the food. Nothing beats fair food. Healthy-no. Delicious-yes.

Mom's Birthday

Jonas enjoyed his cabbage leaf.
Lucy...not so much


Dad gave her new loppers, which she has fun with. (No child's hair was actually cut in the taking of this picture.)
Guess what else Jason gave Mom? Conway Twitty tapes!!! As you can see, she was speechless. :)
One of Mom's friends made the cake. It was really pretty.
Lucy took it upon herself to babysit Bob for me.
I know it was a while ago, but here are some pictures from Mom's birthday party. Jason smoked ribs for her, so the party was kind of an all day affair.

My Birthday Party

My Amazing 17th Birthday

So last week was my birthday, which was absolutely amazing! Thank you everyone who made it awesome! On the actual day I entered the world Dad took me to Brattonsville. We both love historical sites, and enjoyed being able to ponder the old buildings and monuments. And I took ten million pictures of everything. In the words of Dad "I really burned up the camera". Here are some of the pictures. I'll have to make another post for my party.

Labor Day

Senior

We made the move to Grandma's house this weekend. It feels odd, but that is to be expected. We will be able to visit our house which helps a lot.
Today was my first day of my last year of high school. I'm not sure if it has really hit me that I'm going to be graduating in a year. It's kind of a scary thought.
When I was younger I thought all high school seniors were smart and really cool. Turns out I was very wrong. I have changed a lot since I was a freshman, though. The other day I was reading through an old diary from that year, and I found myself rolling my eyes at a lot of the things I had written. Tis the way of life. When I'm twenty I'll probably roll my eyes at this years diary. That is one thing that will probably never change, my eye rolls. Along with my eyebrow raise.