It's that time of year

I am thankful for many things...here's a few. God and his love, Jesus, my husband, my mom and dad, my in-laws, all our sisters and their families, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and coworkers. I am thankful for cool fall evenings, wildflowers (especially bluebonnets), music, laughter, my family's health, my home, ranger games, Fredericksburg, memories and countless more things.

The first day of Autumn is on Monday. Every year I get so excited about this time of year. I usually round up Ryan and/or a few coworkers and go to the Dallas Farmer's Market to buy gourds and pumpkins! And with these cool Autumn nights already beginning, I can just taste the soups of the fall...corn chowder, vegetable, butternut squash, tortilla...

What the fall does mean is the end of baseball season. We once again loved our time this year at the ballpark...and the Rangers were pretty fun to watch too. Our last game is on Sunday. We are taking my mom and granddad and are going to sit in what we hope will be our mini-plan seats next year. I think Ryan and I both are pretty sad the season is over. To fill the void, I think we might start going to Friday night football games around the metroplex. Cheap and Ryan gets to scope out the UT talent for next year.