Bar Nunn

One of the things I love most about our new town is that it's literally called "Bar Nunn." How awesome is that? If I get the right angle I can capture the entire "city" in one picture. We don't even have a grocery store. The neighborhood we live in is small, pretty new, and quiet. We're close enough to Casper that the furthest we'd have to drive to get anywhere in town is 15 minutes, but "far" enough away that I get to say things like, "I'm going into town today, need me to pick anything up?" Also we just really love how underrated and quiet it is out here on our edge of the prairie. Jared's coworkers always make fun of Bar Nunn, but we're just like, "Sweet, the more people make fun of Bar Nunn, the less people will come crowd it up." I would make a seriously awesome hermit/crotchety old person. (For real though.)

There's not really a point to this post. Just a random post to put some random pictures. Some are of walks through our prairie, and some are fun moments in our home.

 ^^4th of July church outfits. Jack was 4 months old and somehow this outfit of his passed as both pjs and church clothes. Basically the maxi dress of babywear.

 ^^Jared's first day of work as a doctor! I love that his scrubs have a fishing fly as the logo. The North Platte is the river that runs through Casper, and it's got great fly fishing. In case you haven't guessed, our child is full of personality.

 ^^Cowboy Jack!

 ^^Our neighborhood park. It's a perfect 5-minute walk from us and they're putting in a splash pad next summer!

 ^^Impromptu family pictures! We don't really have any formal family pictures yet. Jared's schedule until the end of the year is pretttttty rough (like leaving before Jack wakes up and getting home after he's down for the night rough), so when he got home 20 minutes before the sun disappeared and Jack was still awake one evening, we booked it to the prairie and did a couple self-timer pictures.

^^And last but not least, Jack in his Harry Potter outfit. He hates having the glasses on his face and knocks them off immediately, so that last picture is the hilarious only shot I could snag with them on.