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Fast, Short, Crazy Summer

Hi everyone! Hope you had a blessed summer. I can't believe it's over already. The weather here in Ohio was quite mild, but we did get to go swimming twice. So, I have the fall decs up now...it's my favorite time of year.

I cut off some of my computer time due to being outside all summer, even withdrawing from some groups. I was getting spread too thin. But summer break is over, and I have to get back into the swing of things.

A quick summer recap... birthday parties galore, baseball games, vacation to see the in-laws, a couple of fairs (we'll get to the fair food in a second), out of town family visiting, family reunions, church, Journey Group (Thurs. bible study), Wed night Bible school, camping, starting up a scrapbook club..whew, I'm tired typing, lol, family get togethers, going to the park alot, garage sale... I think that's it... Oh, wait! I must not forget working full-time during all this. I am working 4- 10 hr days so that gives me a longer weekend and that helps quite a bit.

It was fun though. Jessica turned 4, Sam turned 2, Emily is turning 1 in 2 wks (she's our last kiddo birthday) and I turned 34. I'll have to post some pictures, maybe a slide show :)

I'll have to post more about my scrapbook club. I'm so excited about it!!!!!!!!!

Now to the dreaded by Oh so yummy fair food.... I gained 15 lbs over the summer. I've gone from 255 (size 18/20)to 270 (size 22/24)but Praise the Lord it's still not back to 320 size 30/32)! Truthfully though, I have NO motivation for any dieting right now (((big sigh))). So there it is...beat me with a wet noodle.

I did start a Facebook account and am soooooooo addicted to "farming". If anyone want to follow me there, you can find me under "Sandy Bell Hentzel".

Hope you have a blessed weekend!

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  1. ACK! I just sent you a friend request on facebook but hit the send button before writing a little "this is who I am" thingie ... just in case you couldn't figure out who the heck Karen R Quick is :)

    Glad to have you back around!!!

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  2. Sounds like your summer was super busy but fun. My favorite time of the year is fall too. I love it! So glad it is here. Glad you are back. Hope to hear from you more.

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  3. I am soooo glad to see you back! I missed you!

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  5. Hey, those 15 lbs CAN come off! You've done it before. And you've had a fun, busy summer...so no regrets, right? And I used to be addicted to Farm games on Facebook too...until they blocked facebook at work. :-(

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  6. Sounds like you had a very full summer... and 4 ten-hour days... YIKES!

    Hope things slow down for you so you can enjoy your favorite time of year! Have the leaves started turning at all over there in Ohio yet? A few have up here in Ontario, CA.

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  7. It's definitely been a busy summer! I know that you will get motivated for the weight loss, just ask Him!

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