Great job keeping your horse calm, Sissy! Between the drum line in front of you and the firetruck sirens behind you, your horse had a lot to deal with. You did a great job of keeping control!
Here she is at one of her weekly lessons- she can ride the horses no one else can ride. Her teacher puts her on horses when they are being to wild so she can calm them down. Her serenity works in her favor. :)
Here is Anastasia looking a little frumpy on All Saints Day. :)
Girl time with Cecilia!
She watches the baby show, and I watch her sweet baby face. :)
We had a new family Church directory photo taken. I wish the photographer had many an effort to make Annie Rosie smile.
One night I was with the boys and Charlie took pictures of Marky.
Two Sundays ago-
She likes running on the Rectory porch.
And she loves this angel statue-
I helped host a bridal tea last weekend. Everything was so lovely. Roses in a tea cup!
Annie and "Brendan Bunny" sleeping in the car. :)
On Wednesday we heard the Alabama Symphony Orchestra. It was a wonderful concert all about "being brave." It ended with the William Tell Overture.
Tuckerman loves to serve the food at Fraternus meetings-
I put this picture on Instagram and said, "He was our baby for 7 years and now he is an 8-year-old hero." It's so true. He prayed SO MUCH for God to send us a baby and now she absolutely adores him. I am always aware of the miracle of having a baby in our home.
We have had several birthday parties lately-
We drove to Atlanta this weekend for our Godson's 9th birthday party! We got to finally meet our friends' new baby girl. Marc, the baby whisperer, became best friends with her. :)
And a few pictures from Sunday- our little fall baby-
Today is the feast of St. Martin- we celebrated with a dinner!
Marky says this is the easier way to carry Anastasia-
