Runway, conference, birthdays, anniversaries


I'll admit 5 years is a big deal.
We knew that we weren't going to be getting each other gifts this year because of our trip in May but with Janice's death - I just didn't feel much like celebrating. Totally not fair to Matt and our marriage. We did spend some time together at Grady's well check and we also did a family outing to the superslide park a couple days later. It was one that I had been wanting to take the kids to all summer but wanted them a little older to appreciate. The big slide was a huge hit... E could have gone up and down all day. The stairs were a bit harder for me to get up without breathing heavy... I'm at that point of the pregnancy where shortness of breath is the new norm.
Grady's walking has gotten so good! So we put shoes on him. This resulted in concrete feet for a couple days.

The door.
The door that was full of surprises.
The door that started rotting last winter and letting snow into the garage.
The door that wasn't standard size.
The door that had to be replaced with a door from Minot Home Depot because all the sizes that we kept buying at Lowe's didn't work.
The door that was replaced due to Michele and Randy's willingness to help us OR their pity on us. I'm not sure which one.
The door that Eleanor LOVED to help work on.

Matt's 35th old man birthday.
He didn't want anything but I said we are setting an example for our children. So I brought home special dinner and birthday pie and we sang him happy birthday.

The corn.
Matt helped do silage. Terrible job.
The annual workforce conference.
It finally came to a close. The date finally came and the event went. I worked everyday for the past 3 weeks on this - some days 10 hours/day. It's been an incredibly


AND to top it off Matt's runway project has been crazy this month with concrete and closures and getting everything reopened.
Smores.

EER and MJR in bathroom hoping EER will go potty.
EER and MJR talking.
GRR comes into room.
GRR sits down.
Right on the AC vent.
MJR: Grady, quit hogging all the cool air.
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