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Clemson Weekend

Over the past 8 years my college friends have gotten together for various events, but always for a home football game! As I am writing this, I realized I've never actually posted about these weekends, so I'm going to find those pictures and do a separate post on that! 

As we started our e-mail chain about this year's game, a very wise Spangler suggested maybe combining football weekend and mountain house weekend into one, since ya know, tailgating all day with children isn't the most fun thing in the world. 

So, the 2015 mountain house football weekend was created. It was the best decision. We picked an away game and a house that was centrally located to everyone in NC. We left town after work Thursday night and arrived at 1am. It was a long, dark drive, but totally worth it not to have to be in the car again for 2 whole days! 

I thought I would take more pictures, but as it was, I was too buys catching up with friends and chasing toddlers! Here is what I did get though! 

early morning window watching

Friday morning grocery run. 

Some sweet 3 year olds playing together! They really had so much fun all weekend! 

Cale got a motorized car stuck in his mama's hair! 

Football watching. That's a lot of children. 
Others arrived Friday and Saturday and in total we had: 14 adults, 4 3-year olds, 2 18-month olds and 3 1-year olds! That's 9 kids between 5 families and it is so fun! 

Then, of course, we were so wrapped up in the game we forgot the quintessential couch picture when everyone was there, but we got this one! 

They've certainly grown since June!! 



Oh, these pictures make me laugh so much. I'm so glad we have friends that will all travel to see each other and make this one weekend a priority. What fun memories have already been made and will continue!



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