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I know that everybody out there (especially teachers) feel the same way. We are always ready for a break. :) Although we get a break from work, that is not the only reason I am ready for Thanksgving. It is such a special time of the year when you get to see family and eat lots of yummy food. I am excited about getting to see my family this Thanksgiving. We are traveling to my grandparents' house outside of Nashville. It is going to be one big slumber party. My parents, my brother and his wife, and Jason and me are all staying in my grandparents' cozy house. My parents get the guest bedroom while all of us "kids" get to sleep on air mattresses in the living room. :) I am sure I will have lots of stories to share when I get home. I hope everyone that reads this has a Happy Thanksgiving. May God bless you and give you lots to be thankful for!Posted by Jason and Leigha at 1:52 PM 0 comments
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With only 19 days to go before the next President is voted in, this question is definitely on everyone's mind. Mine and Jason's minds have been made up for quite a while, but for those of you that are still undecided, this website might be of help for you. This will help you find your match: http://abcnews.go.com/politics/MatchoMatic/fullpage?id=5542139
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I am so excited that Jason and I get to go see my parents this weekend and help them with the Crystal Springs Bike Rally. :) This is my daddy's last year as president of the Bike Rally Committee, so it is a must that we go. It is a fun and interesting event with bands and lots of yummy, fried 'fair' like food. Mmmmm....The Rally is held to raise money for the Baptist Children's Village. Check out their website: http://www.chautauquabikerally.com/ My Moma and Daddy have done a great job organizing this event. I will post more pictures from the rally later. You might even see Jason and me on a bike. :)
I have to say that I have the best in-laws anyone could ever hope for. They treat me as if I was their own daughter. This is a picture of us with Jason's parents at the Liberty Bowl. Can you tell it was freezing? What a fun and exciting time it was though.
Posted by Jason and Leigha at 7:33 PM 0 comments
What a great month! I love when October rolls around. It means cool weather, chili, campfires, pulling the sweaters out of the closet, decorating for a new season, and CANDY! :) It also means National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I know that everyone has known someone that either has breast cancer or has had breast cancer. Breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women. The chance of developing breast cancer at some time in a woman's life is about 1 in 8. In 2008, an estimated 182,460 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed among women in the United States. I wanted to turn my blog pink to 1). make women aware of how common this form of cancer is and 2) give a shout out to all the strong women I have known that have had breast cancer. One especially is Jason's Aunt Patti! She is such a strong, godly woman who puts all of her faith and trust in the Lord. She is also a great survivor! We love you Patti! Thank you for being a great example for all women! Happy October everybody! Enjoy the great weather and decorating.
Posted by Jason and Leigha at 7:19 PM 1 comments
Jason "heard" that Best Buy had televisions on sale, so we went Friday night just to "look" at them. Saturday, we had to get up and go "look" at them again. This is what we came home with. We did get a good deal on it, but we decided that this was going to be our Christmas present to each other...even though we purchased it in September. While Jason was putting it together yesterday, I told him it would be appropriate if we played Christmas music. Ha, he didn't listen to my suggestion. :) Merry Christmas...in September!
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