Monday, December 20, 2010

Ready for Christmas

The kids looked so nice in their Christmas outfits, I had to get some pictures of them. Thanks Mom and Season for the adorable clothes.





This picture cracks me up because I wanted to get a picture of them in front of the snowman but the sun was right in their eyes. I told Avery to close her eyes until I counted to three then open them. Too Funny!!

Just a little braggin'

How cute are these pictures my sister-in-law took of my kids?





Tuesday, December 7, 2010

End of the fall

This is for you Season. Here are my cute kids on Halloween.



Randomness

Here are some random things.
Spencer fell asleep on the floor when I was taking my Chemistry quiz. Guess he was bored. That makes two of us.


These are the best. Mint M&Ms! Yummy!

We got some bracelets as gifts from the Relief society. Cute Huh?

They put two female charms on the bracelet to represent sisterhood. Look closely at the charm. See the hair on that lady? That's what I look like--frazzled!

Giving Thanks

This is a belated post from Thanksgiving. I decided to try to do a little decorating this year. I got some fun ideas from a blog and we had a wonderful thanksgiving.
Happy Kids.


We made some memory book pages with the kids handprints, names, and a picture of something they were thankful for.

Our homemade "Thankful Turkey" and the kid's table


The adult table

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Have a Happy Thanksgiving!



I sure am looking forward to Thanksgiving Day. I have a lot to be thankful for!!

Thursday, November 11, 2010

A Little Bit of Country

Would you believe that a few short miles outside of the Houston metropolis, there is a huge working farm that plays host to thousands and thousands of visitors every weekend in the fall. GENIUS! Tickets are in the double digits per person and include a variety of fun activities like...

Rolling slides


A tree Fort

A hayride

A Pumpkin patch

A Corn Maze

A hay mountain with rope swings


Swings and things


And oh so much more.
We had a great time and felt it was worth every dime we paid for our half priced "Groupon" tickets. On the way out Mark turns to me and says, "I can't believe people pay for stuff like this. This is free fun where I'm from." Well, guess what Toto you're not in Canada anymore. These city folks are willing to pay for a country experience. Thanks Dewberry Farms for as much farming as I ever want to do.