Friday Favorites 11.13.26
Hi, friends! It has been another busy, but sweet, week. I just love this time of year and this season of life. These will be the days I look back on when I’m 80. If I make it that long. My boys sure seem to be testing that lately!
As always, today we are linking up with Andrea and Erika for a look at my Friday Favorites!

First things first, my baby turned TWO on November 1st. We had a simple birthday party at home (those truly are the best and most meaningful) with his favorite people.

He is TWO sweet!



Big brother was right there ready to help open all the gifts!

Speaking of big brother, he has added a few more fun things to our calendar. His first performance with the Little Dribblers was Tuesday night. They perform a halftime show of all kinds of controlled and trick dribbles. He’s having a great time learning basketball.





Judson was up and down those bleachers, but he did stop to cheer on Liam!

I also love that Liam is spending time memorizing scripture and reciting it in church!

I got a kick out of this – Liam is at tennis lessons on the court behind Judson. Judson could not have cared less. He walked over to the other side so he could watch pretty girls playing singles!

I used to take Liam on picnics down by the creek that runs through our property. We would also go up to dad’s office for lunch and sometimes picnic under their giant magnolia trees. I don’t know why we quit after Jud died, but Liam had been asking to go lately. We loaded up Judson, drove down to the creek, and ate our lunch. It was the perfect fall day too!

I feel this deeply!

These boys love working with Pop in his shop!

Easy rider! Gosh, he’s a cutie!

I enjoy snuggling up with him on golf cart rides. Except when his brother is driving….

A big day was had by this one… Introducing Newton County Academy’s Most Handsome (1st-3rd grade division)!

And he won People’s Choice – aka mom and mawmaw paid to vote.

Liam enjoys dressing up and doing this on occasion. He said he’s done with pageants till high school, (which I’m perfectly okay with.) He is good boy through and through. He still struggles with his grief, but I couldn’t be prouder of who he is becoming.
That’s a little look at our week! I hope you all have a great weekend. See you back here on Monday!
