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Last week I had a little college reunion with my friends Julie and Mandy. Mandy came down from Manhattan to visit for the weekend (Julie lives around here). We had a great time catching up…and relaxing. Dinner at PF Changs, Barnes and Noble, Starbucks, swimming, and movies. Cora tagged along for her first girls weekend. It was great to see you Mandy!

When we were walking around Bradley Fair we saw this duck with a mohawk. Crazy, huh?

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  • mandy - Hmm…looks more like a bouffant than a mohawk. 🙂 I had so much fun hanging out with you girls. Hope to do it again soon.ReplyCancel

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Cora is a daddy’s girl. She loves talking to her daddy. She even smiled first at her daddy. Joel is so sweet with her…she definitely has him wrapped around her finger. I love watching them! I am thankful for such a wonderful, loving husband. Happy first Father’s Day Joel!

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  • The Ekeland's - These pictures are so sweet!ReplyCancel

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  • Doug~Sarah~Caden - Daddy and daughter are pretty cute! Cora is adorable!! Hope you’re enjoying every minute of her.
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  • The Wallace's - Cora is so pretty in her little dress!ReplyCancel

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  • meg duerksen - hi jess.
    i found you through my blog stats. 🙂

    cora is growing so big!
    it’s nice to peek in on you and your life outside of school.
    farmer’s wife? i think it sounds lovely.

    talby STILL misses school. even today while swimming in the pool came to the edge and said “mom…if i still had school today it would be so great.”
    if only they would stay that way.

    and did your mom tell you we met at a work function a few weeks ago. in a very hot airplane hanger?! i was sweating so bad! but it was funny to mee ther there and fgure out who she was and for her to figure out who i was! 🙂

    have a great day today!ReplyCancel

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  • Abigail - Your daughter resembles our own children. I am so sorry for your loss. God knows His plans and it is wonderful to see your strength from Him shining through you and your husband.ReplyCancel

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Rain makes for a happy farmer’s wife (it still feels weird to call myself that). Not only is the corn growing, but Saturday we got to enjoy an afternoon at home together and an evening in Wichita.

It was a great day!
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  • The Balzer's - Rain makes for a happy framer’s wife too….we pray for it often…well, I should say I do…he doesn’t…guess one of us should be concerned about making some money! I’ll let him stick to that and I’ll just stick to prayin for rain so we have him home!ReplyCancel

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  • The Balzer's - this is random…but I realized that farmer and framer are the same except for 2 letters switched around…so we can both be happy farmer/framer wives!ReplyCancel

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  • gap in the overlap - JESS!! I’ve been meaning to get ahold of you for a looong time – I got your address several months ago from Olivia on Facebook and have been meaning to write ever since! But then I saw your blog from Julie’s! Cora is so beautiful – Congratulations!!! How are you guys? Loving parenthood I’m sure! Craig and I have a baby boy – Caleb – who’s 18 months now…crazy…Cora and Caleb will have to meet someday 🙂 Can’t wait to hear more from ya! *Leah (Stutzman)* 🙂ReplyCancel

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Cora is three months old now and changing all the time. She loves playing with her “happy hippo” and grabbing her toys.

She would rather not be on her tummy, but she is getting better at holding her head up. What a big girl!

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Matt, Rachel, and Ellie were here last week to visit. Ellie had a very important announcement to make…she’s going to be a big sister! Cora is looking forward to meeting her new cousin in January. Congratulations Matt and Rachel!

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