Faith, Family, Farm & Food: Blueberries and exploring

How happy I was to get a text from my friend Beth that they were back in town for a quick visit. Luckily we got to see her family twice while they were here. Our children are so close in age and always seem to play so well together, very laid back. We got to go back to their old farm (how we met in the first place) and pick some blueberries. Rylee couldn't have been more excited. She said, Like Sal and that she needed a bucket just like Sal's. Blueberries for Sal is one of her favorite books. Thankfully we did have a metal pail so the blueberries could make the exact noise described in that book. Just like in her favorite story, Rylee ate more than she could pick! It was a perfect farm morning for the kids. Eating fresh blueberries, riding around in child sized tractors, and relaxing in the tree house under a nice shade tree when the Alabama sun was starting to make it a little too hot. Ryder had a great time too, he sat in the grass and was more than happy to eat some blueberries. Thank you for letting us come spend our morning picking blueberries and spending some more time with your family!