Monday, November 5, 2012

We are finally coming home...for good!

Ladson and I have decided to turn over his active duty commission and move back to South Carolina. He will still be in the Reserves so he can still have his Army "fix." 
We have been looking at homes. We both have decided that since Summerville has a good elementary school system we would live there. Now the time is to find a home. Summerville has had a boom in the real estate market. Homes are being swooped up very fast. Since we aren't there it's very hard to make an offer on a house when you can't see it. Luckily my Mom has been touring homes for us. This home got swooped up. We hope the contract falls through! Ladson wants this house. (I think the Brady bunch wants their house back!) So hopefully we come to an agreement :-)

Friday, November 2, 2012

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Baby Cole

This is my friends baby Cole. He was 9 1/2 weeks early and weighed 3 pounds at birth. He is doing amazing! So glad I can hold him and get my baby fix!

MR's first ever field trip

I (& ag) went along on Mary Reilly's first field trip today. They went to a farm/corn maze. It was very cute and hot! Yes, it's still in the low 90's here!

Go and vote!

I voted today. ( I am still registered to vote in Texas) Make sure you go and vote on Election Day!

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Just living in the lower LA!

 Sorry if (Polk people) you know this baby or family. Saw this on FB Ft. Polk site :)
                              Living in Louisiana, you see a lot of things that make you wonder what were they thinking? Yes we have here a baby's bedding and a prom dress. Mossy Oak makes both of them. Whatever you can make in camouflage they make including women's underwear! 

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Rodeo parade came to town.

Since the rodeo came to town, the kids had the day off from school. Yep, they get a whole day off! The parade consisted of local businesses and a whole lot of pageant queens. Did I mention we live on Louisiana? They are really a big deal here. At the end of the parade everyone who owns a horse can ride them down Main Street. It was great until one horse got mad and almost took off.