Abandoned Church

Finding the best abandoned places usually tend to be an accident and this was no exception. I've walked by this church countless times, and I've gone into it twice at night to try to explore but didn't get very far. I went back today and everything was just so good. Between the sunlight, the architecture, the company, the decay of the building, and all the leftover trinkets - everything was just perfect. I keep thinking that one day I'll get sick of visiting these old dilapidated buildings, but every time I step into one I'm just overcome with so much appreciation for them. Watching time stand still in a forgotten building while the rest of the world moves on will always be one of my favorite feelings

My pictures aren't the greatest because my phone was dying so I was rushing through, but I can't wait to go back and take more.

Snow days

Justin surprised us the other day by coming home a few hours early during the snow storm. Ezra was the happiest. He loves the snow so much. Downside to city living is that we have no yard, but the plus side is we live super close to a park so it even out.

Sunflower field

Sunday visits to sunflower fields have become an annual September tradition. For fun, I made a comparison of last year vs this year. And also, the picture from the first time Justin and I went to a sunflower field. (Fun fact: We had to leave because I was sick. Turns out, that was the beginning of morning sickness. So Ez was technically in that picture too)

Ezra's first beach trip

We took a day trip down to Delaware so Ezra could visit the beach for the first time. I don't think I've ever seen him so happy.

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