Today marked {forever in history}...the city of Jacksonville Breast Cancer awareness 'Pink Out!' October 15th!!
The first annual event seemed to be a great success! I went today with Alexis on her fist field trip as a 1st grader!
We walked the Jacksonville Square and saw all the pink!
There was a pink fire truck....a pink police car....pink everything! {Even Cocky had all pink on!} :)
The kids had a great time seeing everything, hearing about breast cancer, eating Kona Ice and then getting a pumpkin at the Pumpkin Patch!
And to mark the day...{forever in history} I will mark October 15th in memory of my late grandmother {whom I never had the privilege of meeting} who died from breast cancer. Ms. Audrey Badgett.
I never had the chance to meet her, but I have heard how beautiful and wonderful she was.
Breast cancer took her at a young age...............
Hopefully one day there will be cure!
Me and my girl on a perfect day! :)
In memory of....there were thousands of names....
Chloe and Alexis enjoying their Kona Ice!! {Above, the Mayor Johnny Smith spoke about breast cancer}
This girl had SO much fun and loved the 'tiniest pumpkin she could find!' :)
We headed home to a great and YUMMY dinner of Chicken pot pie! {I aced it this time around!} :) followed by one of my all-time favorite childhood memories, Charlie Brown and the Great Pumpkin! I would say today was a great day! I am so thankful for days like this!
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