Drinking purple margaritas...go frogs
Spent the last tailgate in this TCU stadium with the Reid Family... They were pretty sad, but beer helped.
We had a great time reliving our college football days vicariously through my little sis... Thanks Leah!
I just checked the flights to go home for the week after Christmas and they are crazy expensive. Reality struck me; I have a husband and two babies and that makes traveling a pretty penny. I am sad. Sad that my family isn't just a little closer making driving with two small children more of a possibility, and so sad that my family can't see my babies adorable moments as they happen, only snap shots and stories. Not sure I am ready for this reality...
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From the moment I got this costume from Tara, I tried to get Al to try it on-to no avail. He loved to look at it and talk about being a "Halloween Lion", as he phrased it, but as soon as I would ask him to put it on-no way. However, by some miraculous turn of events, and A LOT of ditraction techniques, we got Al to not only put it on, byt keep it on all night. The fur matched his hair perfectly.
I just wanted Hopie to be something girly, so I decided on a butterfly princess. Can't get much more girly than that.
We went to Jason and Christina's for trick-or-treating, since this is difficult to do in a loft building (no porch lights to indicate you are waiting with candy, among other reasons)... Hope made it to one house before she decided this was bogus and she had had enough. Who needs candy, when you have breast milk?
This picture pretty much sums up the scene that developed as we attempted to get a group grandchild picture. We finally got Hunter to sit to the side of everyone instead of in front, Hope couldnt stand it any longer, Al was putting grass in Hunter's hair, and the picture was taken moments after Parker was coaxed into sitting in the chaos for a half second while mom snapped a picture.
