Weekend Recap & A Pumpkin Display!

Just sayin.

The weather has been gorgeous this weekend.

Perfect.

Perfect baseball weather.

Perfect outdoor weather.

Doesn't get any better than this time of the year.

I know...I said the same thing when spring rolled around.

We spent several hours at ballparks on Saturday.

{Mom...seriously. Put the camera away.}

But if I put it away,

I couldn't capture moments like this of father and son.

I love these 2 guys.

Mirror images of each other.

 On Friday, my precious mother and I went to 

Christmas in Cowtown

hosted by the Fort Worth Junior League,

where I got pulled over for speeding,

got out of the ticket because I honestly had NO idea I was speeding,

almost had to get out of my car and let a lady know

that I had been waiting several minutes for a parking spot

that she swiftly scooped up right before my very eyes,
was able to see a sweet blogger friend, Sara,

and finally bought this iron planter for our front porch:

 I filled it with munms, pumpkins, more grapevine garland and a few little nods to Halloween!

 I found the Halloween sign at the grocery store of all places.

 I love all the different color variations.

I couldn't decide which pics I liked best...so I included them all.

I'm nuerotic like that.

 Did you notice the little guy in the cornstalk?

They're all over the place these days.

 We spent a lot of time outside on the patio this weekend.

I caught up on pages filled with eye candy

while the boys played and Ryan watched football.
Awesome.

On Saturday evening,
we hung out with our baseball crew friends...
6 couples and all our kids.
Always a good time.
Other than a major set back with
"The Teenager"
 it was a great weekend.

Teenagers keep you on your toes, my friends.

Not the kind of "on your toes" like a ballerina.

We're talking "on your toes" like watch out for the broken glass.

Here's to a fresh start beginning with a new week!

I have several fun projects planned.

Shocker.

Happy Sunday!
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