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We have one million kittens at the farm. 

They are a source of never-ending joy. 

A great distraction when you're planning a wedding.

This morning I helped mom replant and mulch the last of her uprooted flowers and bushes. 

The front of the house has had quite a face-lift in such a short period of time.

This afternoon I swept out the old shop. 

It was VERY dirty and I'm pretty sure I'll be feeling some newly worked muscles in the morning.

This evening I went on an awesome walk in Freeman with my two old high school friends, Lindsey and Jessica (and Jess's 1.5 year-old son, Jackson, in the stroller). 

We made it from one end of town all the way over to the other, zig-zagging through, and then back again. 

It was SO nice to catch up. 

And luckily they'll be at my wedding shower on Saturday, which I'm pretty excited for. 

I must say that I'm still adjusting to the constant gift-getting that comes with a wedding.

And being the center of attention. 

Both make me feel a little uncomfortable, VERY special and loved, but still a little weird. 

But it doesn't last forever, right?

I guess enjoy it while you can.

Annnnnnndddddd.....here's a picture of our new home in Wauwatosa!

The whole house isn't exactly ours.

Just the lower half.

But I still love it.

I think it's super cute.

A nice little place to call home for 2 years. 

I also need to announce that I've lost my battle with allergies yet again.

I'm back on generic Allegra. 

Even though things were better than in Florida I was still waking up with some congestion and pressure, especially with the window open!

A few headaches here and there...and I finally threw in the towel. 

And guess what?

I'm really, really happy I did.

I'm on day three of Allegra and the last two mornings have been MUCH more bearable. 

NO stuffiness, pressure or pounding head.

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