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Natalie, I love reading your blog. That trip to Warenton made me wish I’d been there, and I really can’t wait to see your nursery. The thing that really got me today was the red radio. I had a red radio like that when I was little, and I remember listening to the top 40 hits on it in the 60s. It was older than me then….so that is one OLD radio!
Thanks for reading! You should come to Warrenton in the spring! I was so sad when the red radio was gone–it was in great shape. I was in a hurry that day, and I had just stopped to snap a few pictures. Now I’ll think about you every time I regret not buying the radio when I saw it!
Hey Natalie! I just stumbled onto your blog and caught up on what you guys have been doing. I had no idea Harper and you were so handy! It’s so great to see you two doing so well and living life. Makes me wish Shelley and I would move to Brenham hahah. Austin is great but I do miss the small town feeling and seeing all of my old friends.
Congrats on the new bundle. You guys will make such great parents!
All my best and happy holidays,
J
Thanks, Jay! We love our life here! But there’s a lot we miss about Austin, too. I guess you take the good with the bad, whether it’s a small town or the best city in Texas!
Luckily, 90 miles is an easy drive–either way! I hope you and Shelley are doing well and that we get to meet her one of these days. Take care!
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