
Dear Readers,
There’s this nerdy web design conference contest that I’d like to win called the Golden Ticket and in order to enter, I have to get at least 25 comments on this post (from 25 different people) by October 1st. Will you do me a favor and comment on this post? You can just say “Nice Post” or something. Thank you!
Do you know what this is?

It’s the key to our new house!
It’s not the key to my heart in case that was your first guess. Dave has that tucked away safely somewhere.
Awww! That was so tender!!
This week’s giveaway ends Thursday, Sept 18th at I don’t know o’clock. I’m sure it will be around 9p.m. MST, but I need to check with Dave first. Anyway, check out the details on how to win here.
You can win the Loyal, Strong and True tee. Good luck and spread the word!

The girls and I went to the State Fair with Grandma & Grandpa Kewish.
We encountered a tough old goat,

a diary cow with attitude,

and a goose that nearly pecked my eyeball out.

Inez was so excited, that she was “crowing about the Utah State Fair.”

We found some amazing agriculture,
(four little punkins all in a row)

the sunflower graveyard,

garden fresh tomatoes,
(it took every ounce of energy in my body to keep myself from diving onto the table and devouring every last one of these bad boys)

some crooknecks that got me excited for the fall,

and even some veg with attitude.

If you know me, then you also know of my great affinity for a pumpkin with a great stem,

lovely (at least it once was) summer corn,

a small tray of beauty,

and a rogue carrot.

There was a meltdown (or three or four),

some tractor racing,

(Even Grandpa got in on the action. Being a farmer is his dream job, after all.)

and more crowing about the Utah State Fair. This time it was Grandma and Gwen. They were just too excited to hide it.

THEN.
THE BEST PART OF THE WHOLE DAY.
THE PONY RIDE.

Inez was on cloud nine riding the pony, Crystal.

And later a visit to see the horses.
Look at that determination on her face. “I will have a horse someday.”

And since they don’t live underfoot, I just may consider that. Someday.
You can get cheap horses at the pound, right?
A conversation in our home this evening went a little something like this:
me(gushing with pride): Nezzie, tell Grandma why your drawing is cut in half.
inez: Zack couldn’t find his drawing at the end of class the other day, so I cut mine in half and shared with him.
grandma k: That was so nice of you Inez!
me: Zach is on of her good friends in preschool, right Nez?
inez: Um, excuse me? He is my BOYFRIEND!
me: Um, excuse me? You cannot have a boyfriend until you are 16 and you can’t get married until you are 25, remember?
inez: Uh, I do have a boyfriend and you can’t stop me.
me: …
I was left with my mouth agape, my Mother laughing, and a flash forward of me in ten years with a head full of gray hair.

So to help our little Frockly get started, we are going to have a giveaway. Go to the Frockly blog at frockly.blogspot.com to get the details and the link that you need to enter the drawing. YOU could win this shirt and be the coolest kid on the block.

And if you don’t have a way to link to enter the drawing or can’t wait to own one of your very one remember, the store is open 24/7.
So Dave (my most talented and amazing husband) has started a little side venture. It’s a t-shirt company. He just started with a few designs for BYU football, and well since it has just started so that’s basically it…for now. We are just trying to get the ball rolling to see if it goes anywhere before it expands to more designs and more schools.
So this is the point where we are putting our trust in you, our blogging friends and BYU football fans in particular. Please feel free to spread the word (actually that’s what we are hoping for).

So check it out.
www.frockly.com
me: Dave, would you take a few pictures of Inez on her first day before we leave?
dave: Sure!
ten minutes later…
me: Did you take some pictures?
dave: Yeah, I got some really good ones.
the result…




It’s just a bit alarming that he actually thinks that “got lots of good ones” when in reality he took four and one works.