I was trying to clean up my picture files this week and came across the pile of pictures I had of Cora and her best buddy Rory on their last day of preschool back in May. At the time I really just wanted one or two good photos to document their last day. I remember being frustrated because all I wanted was ONE good picture where they were both smiling and looking at the camera!! It got to the point where I threw up my hands and just laughed because it seemed so impossible. I put down the camera, slightly disgusted and thought "ugh...whatever, good enough" and moved on. Today as I was clicking through being ruthless with my delete button, I realized when I got to this set of pictures I was having trouble deleting any. Why? Certainly not because of their photogenic smiling poses. No I actually found something better. I realized each picture perfectly captured their personalities, their relationship, and the way they interact with each other. When you look at the photos together it's like a sneak peak into an amazing friendship. Sometimes the blooper real is better than perfection....that's life, right..?
Right now Beau is a senior and has a schedule that has him home most of the afternoon. He is currently between jobs. He worked at Hartmann Lawn Care for the summer and fall, and is re-starting at Fleet Farm this week (today, actually). He worked there throughout the school year last year too, and they hired him back for this year. Right now Cora is a sophomore and just finished up her school volleyball season. She played middle hitter for the JV team this year, and then was moved up to Varsity for sections and state. She got to spend a week up in the Cities with the team, and they ended up placing 3rd. She will play for the 17s team for JO this winter. Practices for that will start after Thanksgiving, with tournaments starting in January. She will be doing an off season workout program through the school this winter until softball practices start up in early spring. Right now Sylvie is in 7th grade and starting her first year of sch...

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