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This blog is a glimpse into my life. A glimpse of a day, a meal, a story, a travel adventure or something that inspires me. Life is good in the country!~~BCW
















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Hello. My name is Wen Hayes. I live in a log cabin in the middle of the sticks. While some gals claim to be "accidental country girls", I take full responsibility for my actions. I knew exactly what I was getting into..well, sort of..when I met and fell in love with my country boy. From the rolling hills of Oklahoma & Arkansas, to the majestic vistas of Montana~~that Mountain Man of mine has moved me across the country seeking the next big hunting & fishing adventure. He has taught me to do things I never thought I would do...from cutting up elk meat to operating power tools & heavy equipment. Projects like reclaiming (a fancy word for tearing down) a 100 yr-old barn in the dead of winter to the biggest project ever~~building our log home. This is all in a day's work around here. That man is everything I never knew I always wanted! So 27 yrs, 4 states, 3 kids, 28,470 meals later (I actually did the math) & countless adventures later~~here I am, living life in a log cabin in the Ozark Mtns.

10.18.2010

FOOTBALL BUNS







There's just something about a guy in a football uniform, right girls?

I don't know if it's the spandex or the shoulder pads that get to me.






Oh, all right, it's the spandex! It's all about the "football buns", as my mother



and I fondly refer to them. Can I get a witness? Whoot whoot!






Those Hayes boys in uniform... soooo cute! That #32 Wildcat stole my heart back in



the 80's and now the Crusader's #58 keeps the tradition going for a proud mama sittin' in



the stands in 2010.






This weekend was our son, Khelon's homecoming game. This is his first year to play at a



college level, so of course, we are proud as punch! What a blessing for him to attend



Evangel University just down the road in Springfield, Mo. It's a perfect fit for this Christian



young man.






We had a good turn-out of support from family members from my side & Brad's. Our oldest daughter, Dru, came in from Montana for a few weeks, so it was great having her there as well.






I snapped lots of pictures...all the huggy, kissy stuff after the game plus a few action shots where I actually managed to catch Khelon in the frame! I uploaded a whole series of photos on Facebook, so if you want to see them, just go to my page (as I haven't figured out how to add more than one picture on this blog!) Hey, I told you that I was computer-illiterate.






POINT OF THE STORY: Do these spandex football pants make my butt look big? ANSWER:



Why, yes they do! hee hee.

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