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Ten on Thursday

1. Saturday I went to IHOP and Sam's club with Elizabeth. We got to have all sorts of samples and see all of the Christmas stuff!

2. I also made a Christmas wreath with a wreath form, glitter paper, and a hot glue gun. Unfortunatley, Zach won't let me put it up until after Thanksgiving, so you'll have to wait a little bit longer to see it!

3. On Sunday Daddy, Suzannne, and I went to church, then Hunan's, and Rural King. I bought myself a lil' pumpkin to carve and Zach a two-man ladder stand. He was so surprised when he came home and saw me with it in the driveway!

4. Mama and Mama Joyce spent 1/2 week at Vanderbilt with Uncle Reid this week as well. It appears my Daddy did not starve, even in their absence. Haha.

5. On Halloween, we were grinches I guess, because we left candy on our front porch and left the house to find good place to hunt. Zach had to scope out the place for his new stand.

6. At Sam's Club I found the cutest baby outfits for Ryan and Kayleigh's baby, who they found out is a sweet baby GIRL! I have also started pinning ideas on Pinterest because I offered to host Kayleigh's babys shower in Evansville. I myself, just can't wait to meet sweet Natalie Claire! A little over 18 weeks to go!

7. Tutoring is going well, my little guy is doing so well, and he always cracks me up.

8. Zach got another 10/10 on his Calculus quiz! I am so proud of him. Only about 4 weeks of class left in this semester!

9. Zach's parents got back from Hawaii on Sunday and we had dinner with them at Shyler's. They had been 29 hours without sleep, so I know they were glad to get home!

10. So many kiddos have been sick lately. On average, just from my small groups, I've had at least 2 out per day. I just hope they don't give it to me!

I am so excited for this weekend, because Zach is off! I can guarantee it will be good. Nellie and I love having him home! Have a great weekend! Don't forget Daylight Saving time!

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