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The Special Glasses By Susan Rudd

My husband and I never really had what you would call a honeymoon. We spent our wedding night, October 7, 1978, at the Bob White Motel in Alexander City, Alabama in the same hotel and room my parents spent theirs in so many years before. At the time, it seemed like a good idea, but looking back now I wonder what I was thinking when I came up with that idea! No offense, Mom! My husband played drums in a gospel group and they had a singing at a church in Talladega the next day, so we had to leave bright and early for that. Needless to say, it really wasn't much of a honeymoon. In 1999, I think it was, my husband had been working in Colorado for many months in the construction field. My children and I stayed behind in Alabama because I had a good job and we didn't want to uproot them from their schools and their friends. When my husband decided it was time to come home, I flew out to Colorado so I could help him drive back home. This was my first time being on an

The Moon Tonight!~

I love photographing the moon. This is one of the more interesting shots I have taken. Here is a link with some cool info on the moon: http://www.squidoo.com/ear thsmoon Enjoy!

Looking out my back door on November 6th

I was sitting at my desk looking out my office window on Saturday, November 6, 2010 between 11:00-11:30 AM when I got a glimpse of these beautiful deer. The first one is a doe and her two fawns. This one is my most favorite. Aren't they beautiful?

Freaky Mr. Scarecrow

Mr. Scarecrow I made him, but he still freaks me out, especially when I walk by him at night, lol.

The Oaks Pumpkin Patch-October 21, 2010

Madyson and my daughter, Carrie My niece, her son, Brice, and my sis, Sherrie on the hayride Brice and the great Pumpkin

Brice in his Halloween Costume

Dear Journal, This is my great nephew, Brice, in his Halloween Costume. Isn't he the epitome of adorable? We took him and my daughter's friend's daughter, Madyson to The Oaks Pumpkin Patch for Halloween. They got to play and see animals, and pumpkins, ride on a hayride and so much more. It was a fun day. The day before my daughter, her friend, and I went to the Syrup Sopping in Loachapoka, AL. It was also lots of fun. The weekend is over now and I am exhausted, but I can't quit yet. I still have English to do! Happy Blogging! Susan