More trouble in blog land...

Well, Brad picked up batteries for the cameras, but then...we couldn't find the cameras. So frustrating! They are usually in one of two places: by the telephone or in the butler's pantry. I haven't noticed them since our trip to Alabama last week-I kept them by Anna Claire's car seat- and since our car was broken into a few days ago I'm afraid the cameras may have gone bye-bye (the older girls were supposed to have cleaned everything out of the car the day before it was broken into, so I'm still hopeful the cameras are somewhere).

I had some great pictures I was planning to post eventually. Some were from our fun trip to a pumpkin patch complete with pony rides, train rides, playing on hay bales, lots of chickens & goats, etc. Some were from our Alabama trip, although not too many because that's when the cameras both died.

Last night the children dressed up as saints for our All Saints Day party which was held at a nearby farm. They looked SO cute, but alas, no cameras to be found.

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Chloe Cunningham said…
NOOOO! I want to see those pictures! Where could they be?
Saturday, November 01, 2008
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