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One of our good friends came into town for a geological conference, and so we got together for a dinner. I had to make caramel apples!! Honeycrisp --who can resist?




We met as married couples at BYU-I and his wife wasn't out here, so I made her applesauce and a cat toy for their cat! She recently sent me the coolest stuff including Kefir --when I make it I'll do blog post! She's pro, mine might be a scary experiment haha! So excited tho!

Here's the kitty toy for their kitty I made --naturally a Jackalope ;)




It's gotten very cold especially at night. Austin says it isn't Halloween without snow... so we're getting close here! We needed new sheets and a warmer comforter, so we got a microfiber comforter. (SERIOUSLY... go to Walmart, only $30 and SO comfy we can't get the kitty off of it haha!) Also we were in need of some sheets. Polka dots!!


If you thought Juno was left out of the upgrades, she totally got spoilt. It is WAY too cold to keep the window open any more for her, so we got her a shelf :)


Happy Fall Viewing, meow meow!

xoxo, from Wyoming

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