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Family Sunday

I love Sundays.  Ryan always has the day off, and we spend the whole day together as a family.  Yesterday, we had McDonalds for breakfast before heading to church.  I know I know, McDonalds??  Ever since I saw that commercial for the 'breakfast platter' I just had to have it.  It was delicious.  Ask me that again in 6 months or so, and I might not agree so much.

After church, we had lunch, and took a nap and headed to the mall.  I was on a mission to find a couple things, both of which I found neither, but thats ok :)  When we got home, we played outside and grilled out some brats.  Plus, the Bears won!  I love Sundays with my boys!

This weekend, we are headed home for Jill's (sister in law) baby shower.  It will be A LOT of time in the car, but well worth it.  We haven't been home since July. 

There are lots of dogs in our neighborhood.  We pet all of them if we can.  ALL.OF.THEM.  This lady said "oh, I think he needs a dog!"  Ha!


Super Jack!


Mommy and Jack headed out for a walk.  Good shot of 17 week belly.


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The Nerliens said…
Oh my gosh - you look amazing!!! I miss you so much - I can't believe you're already 17 wks!

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