My Neck O' The Woods - Mother's Day

After a much too long leave of absence from the blogging world, I'm Back!!!!

There have been a lot of personal things going on the in the Hunting Household lately that have really eaten up a lot of my time, energy, and prayer.

Now that things are starting to resolve.......

I'm linking back up with those Fab Girls over at the RHOK for In Your Neck of the Woods!

Brace yourselves, it's all about MY Hunter. My short guy. My little Hunter Grunter. The red-headed bringer of stretch marks.

In honor of the fact that I get to celebrate Momma's Day, I'm showing the wonderful reason why I get to be called "Momma"!!!!!Him....the man who thinks wearing Momma's flip flops on the wrong feet and not wearing any britches with his Nascar shirt is what life is all about!
Disclaimer: if my little man still looks like this in 20 or 30 years, it won't be so cute!


Him, the guy that I sneak into his bedroom to take sleeping pictures of a night. Ok, I really don't sneak into his bedroom at night to photograph him sleeping......because Momma would rather be sleeping, but the breaker box is in his room and really, you only need the breaker box when it's night time and your precious Hurricane Boo Boo is sleeping soundly!

This brings us to the now annual Mother's Day Momma-Boo picture. Please don't judge me.
This one is this year's model and I had literally just woken up....and yes I still have flannel pillowcases on my pillows. It's softer, k!?

This one was last year's pic. Quite a difference a year makes in the appearance of a Hunter Grunter! And in a Momma too....I'm about 30 pounds lighter this year than last year!

And this last one of Boo with his new shoes....his first pair of summer shoes. Trying to put his new boo-shoed feet into THE hunter's stinky gym shoes. Let's just say, the little man doesn't need to wear socks and tennis shoes in the summer. Stinky stinky stinky! Honestly, that goes for the big man too. Ick!

I hope all you other Mommas out there had a wonderful day with your kids or at least talking with your kids on the phone!