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And it's a YES!

Talked with my mom over a drive and lunch at the Dry Creek Mercantile up in Hidden Springs yesterday and it's a go!  We're going to Concord... but not for a year or two!  It might be a ways off, but still... YAY!

And while I'm on the subject of The Lovely Barbara, I thought I'd post something my sister in law Marci sent out to all her friends and family yesterday...

"Hello my fab fam!!

Highlight of the week---It was the incredible Barbara's Birthday last Saturday. I found this quote, she had given me years ago. I think we will all agree that THIS is why our sweet Barbara is so incredibly BEAUTY-FULL:)

“For beautiful eyes, look for the good in others; for beautiful lips, speak only words of kindness; and for poise, walk with the knowledge that you are never alone.”-Audrey Hepburn LOVE everything about Barbara LeSueur. She has been an incredible influence on me and my family. Must be why I think Kenzie is BEAUTY-FULL too!"




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