Brads turn to Blog

I GOT A WALLET - I know that for most of you this would be no big deal, but this is as close to a life changing event for me. The last time I bought a new wallet, I was 12 years old in Helen Georgia. I have had the same wallet since. My friend Brody and I each got one and we thought we were so cool because it had a place for our driver's license (way before we had them). We put our six flags season passes in that slot.

I made a change due to some back problems that I have had lately. So, I went to the chiropractor and he said that sitting on that wallet all the time may contribute to my back problems. Oh yeah, he also said that I need to come back each day to be adjusted for at least 2 weeks strait at $60 a visit. For those of you that cant keep up with the math, thats $600 bucks just to releive some back pain. This is on top of the $135 I already spent for an adjustment, xrays, and an exam.

I say... I will just spend $35 on a wallet that I can carry in my front pocket. Now my back is fine. I am excited for ALL THOSE SAVINGS. I tried to let Ragan allow me to blow it on something, but she said no.




So, here is what you all came on our Blog to see. Enjoy !!












She LOVES her chair......



We thought it was time to start feeding Avery her rice cereal because she decided she wanted to eat her toys....



Ladd and Ashley brought Greyson down to Houston to play with us last Friday night. We even got to go out to dinner with them, and then the kiddos ate later.



"Do we HAVE to keep taking these stupid pictures." Both of these kids have attitudes already, but I am sure they will grow out of it... Right?


The Garage is Avery's FAVORITE place to play. This is what happens when I have a Sunday afternoon with not a lot to do, and Ragan puts me in charge of watching Avery. To the garage we go......









Baby girls apparently love fiber optic lights when they are attached to a couple of pumpkins.



So we are learning all about how this whole eating rice cereal thing is supposed to go. We have the clothing attire down, but that's about it so far.



She DOES keep in mind that she has to look sharp for each picture. This is a completely unassisted process.