Saturday, November 19, 2022

The Grand Old Oak

There are a lot of things we are not in control of when it comes to our house because we are renting. That include these trees in the backyard. I was very happy to have then, but for some reason the guy who owns the place decided they both needed to come down. That is very sad to me because I love trees, and I was thinking about shade in the summer. Boo-hoo. That's life. 




The oak tree especially was so big and beautiful. The other tree was a maple, and I could see it wasn't the healthiest. 



The yard seems so sad and bare now. : (


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The Cardinals Cardinals







This thing is for Taliya because she likes to look at my shirt. I decided to do number 3 because Albert Pujols is one of my favorite players. However, I'm clearly new to baseball because it turns out that Pujols is #5. Bummer. I could try to fix it, but it might not turn out too well. Oh, well, it gives it a story and character. Anyway, I like it, and it has found a good home above the changing table.

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The Railroad Bridge

Before the weather turned to freezer kind, we went to the river and walked on this cool old railroad bridge. It was turned into a pedestrian bridge a few years ago and crosses the Ohio River from Kentucky to Indiana. I love old bridges like this. The river is so wide at this point and so pretty. 


There's a big old ramp that climbs up to the top. 


That's Louisville and the highway bridges.

I love the structure of old steal bridges. Stuff made in the Industrial Revolution is just amazing. The sad thing is that apparently over 40 people died in making this thing.

What a huge expanse of water.





Cool stuff. You have a good day now. 

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Sunday, November 13, 2022

Life in the Last Month or So

Like usual, the pictures got all mixed up. Oh, well. Have fun. 


My handsome man, and our little girl at a hotel in Louisville. Before we moved here, we came up for a couple days for preview day at Boyce where Jacob is planning to finish his degree. 

Cute Taliya

The drive from Knoxville to Louisville has these cool rock walls. I love it. 

The stained glass reflections were pretty on this wall. 

The window. This is at Boyce. 

The campus is real nice. 

The hayride at our Knoxville church. We were with Josh and Kara, Jacob's brother and sister-in-law. 


Cutey. That was when we were still at the apartment. 


Fall at the apartments.

I love colorful Christmas lights. 

Jacob being a good dad. 

A few nights before we left Knoxville, we had Jacob's family over for games. It was a good time. 

Our growing wooden chair collection. I love it. 

A walk in our new neighborhood. 

Our cute baby. 

I love her. 


Our New Home

I'm finally here to say that we moved (almost two weeks ago)! I don't know why it has taken me so long to write, but I'm doing it now. I'm just not even going to care about the pictures if they turn out grainy. That is just my lot in life, and I should just not worry about it. 

I'm showing pictures of our house a couple weeks before we moved here and once we were settled in. 



The kitchen


The living room


Taliya's bedroom


Our bedroom


The bathroom still wasn't finished when we got here. 

That's the inside. They're doing some work in our yard right now, so I'll plan to show some before and after pictures of that someday, too. 

Happy Sunday!