Girly Girls

Olivia Steward stayed with Anna Grace yesterday while Scott and I were at work. They had the best time doing everything girls like to do - doing make-up and hair, shopping at the mall, and eating out! Olivia used a straightening iron on Anna Grace's hair (I thought her hair was already straight!) Then they ate at Sweet Peppers and went to the mall. They even got their picture made at the mall! I think Anna Grace has a new best friend!

Future Tiger Woods

Walker albsolutely loves golf these days. Scott has taken him to play a few rounds recently so now he wants to practice in the front yard every day. Needless to say, we have lots of divets all over the yard! I've had to ban regular golf balls - dangerous for windows not to mention people walking by the house! Now he has to use woofle golf balls, which he doesn't like too much because they don't go as far. But he is getting used to them. Watch out, Tiger!

About Us

Well, I guess I need to give a little information about our family. Scott and I have been married for 10 years. We both graduated from Mississippi State - Go Dawgs! - but didn't meet until we both moved to Jackson a few years later. We actually met in Sunday School at Colonial Heights Baptist Church. We married in 1998and moved to Tupelo a year later. Anna Grace arrived in 2001 and Walker in 2003. Anna Grace will be in 2nd grade and Walker will be starting Kindergarten at our church daycare. Scott is a pharmaceutical rep. for Sanofi-Aventis, but luckily he doesn't travel overnight much! I work as a behavior specialist for Pontotoc County School District.

Reluctant Blogger

Well, after months of saying that I didn't have time to blog, here I am starting our family blog. I knew that it would be a great way to keep my family and friends up to date, but I wasn't sure that I wanted to spend the time posting. Then I found out from my sister-in-law, Leigh Ann, that blogs could be printed and bound into scrapbooks. I am an avid scrapbooker, but can't seem to ever get caught up. So when I realized that a blog could be turned into a scrapbook - I was sold!