End Of Summer And Early Fall 2018

The end of summer 2018 remained hot and dry.  We took Presley to a movie in Stephenville one day to see Hotel Transylvania and then got our usual pizza from The Pizza Place.  This time we decided to go down to the park and have a picnic.  When we got there, the ducks and geese wanted to join us so we invited them to eat the crumbs and pizza bones with us!

Popcorn, Grandparents, and Presley getting ready to enjoy a movie together.

Will you hold my popcorn, Pawpaw?  Don't eat any though!  Right!

The goose whisperer doing his thing.  If you invite them......

they will come....

and never go away.....

ever!

Our church bought a portable building that will be used for a Youth Building.  Here are a few pictures of the building being brought in.  Since then, we have finished out the inside, installed A/C and heat and electricity and are using it now for our high school class members.

Here it comes, headed south on Highway 281, making the tight turn by CEFCO.

The cowboy showed up to tell the crew where to put it!

A little closer!

This thing is 14 feet wide by 45 feet long!

It's amazing how they unload and level a building this large.

Here are a few more pictures from the end of summer and the beginning of the school year.

Found these great wall hangings in the Arboretum in Austin.

Presley decided to give Pawpaw a makeover one day.  Lots of laughing was involved.

Taylor ran the 400 X 4 relay with Caleb and two boys from Goldthwaite

at the state summer track in College Station.  They placed 12th in state and they

are all incoming freshmen.  The future looks bright for these young men.

This is the new plants at the local Sonic.  Love the orange colored one

and it stayed pretty for weeks.

Not the best picture but we enjoyed grandparents day at school with Presley.

Another visit to Magnolia, otherwise known as The Empire.

Just a few people there on this day.

Our favorite part.  We would love to have this delivered to our house.

Raised flower beds are the way to go.

Getting the details recorded in photos.

He looks excited, doesn't he?  

Fairy garden