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day one hundred fifty-one.

Meet Fred.

or maybe it's Liz, I can't tell. The kids have taken to naming all the lizards we have roaming around the yard.

After some yard work, Ellie played floral designer with the cuttings.

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day one hundred fifty.

I started a #100daysofsummer project. Here's to a great summer! We spent the first day exploring the flooded bayou behind our house. We took turns (A and I) so one stayed behind with Liam, there's no way I'm letting him know this place exists, because I know he'd head straight for it if he escaped the house.

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day one hundred thirty-nine.

Six months old.  We don't have our usual chair/stickers/ post, it will be belated. 

She did try food for the first time, and didn't approve. 

After a few portraits, we headed out to a cute little barnyard that the kids love near mom and dad's. 

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day one hundred thirty-seven.

 Ways to escape whining kids...go hang out by the beehives, most of them are too nervous to join me (except Liam but he's always been crazy).

 

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day one hundred thirty-four. "I don't want to take pictures outside!"

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day one hundred thirty-one. bringing back out the daddy dolls.

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day one hundred twenty-eight.

First truck day in three years that it didn't rain!

And a little termite took up residence at Nana and Poppy's :)

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day one hundred twenty-seven.

More moving adventures.



A picture with the last truck!



She was such a happy camper living on the front porch all week.

And the moving box turned Chinese dragon was a huge hit with Ellie and Owen.

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day one hundred twenty-six.

She has plenty of room to roam now.

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day one hundred twenty-five.

give a photographer an empty house (downstairs anyways), beautiful light and a cooperative dog and...well. 

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day one hundred twenty-four. let the moving adventure begin.

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day one hundred twenty-one.

The boxes have arrived. And she wanted to humor me in the gorgeous light. I will die if we don't have magical light like this once we're settled in Louisiana. And also- the flare from my 24-70 tonight was unreal. Every time I give up on that lens and want to sell it, it wins me over one more time!