Saturday, September 29, 2012

He's everywhere!

This little man is so mobile and heading everywhere!!!

Crawling...

Reverting back to the old trusty dragging...


Sitting for a break...


 Then off again!




Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Fall Festival

 We had fun meeting up with friends at the fall festival!!




The kids were hilarious doing the cake walk for the first time!

And the big winner!!





Saturday, September 22, 2012

Always exciting!

 It's never dull around here with these three...

Sometimes they break out into spontaneous entertainment!

They busted out a concert for the college student luncheon!

This scooter finds himself in all sorts of places...

And sister realizes we thought that was funny so she heads there too!

Just teething on some corn...

Rap music with daddy!

 This has been a favorite toy of all my babies once they are sitting up!



And this nugget is working on perfecting his crawling from dragging to the real thing!



Comparing the brothers....Mac vs. Jay!
I think Jay's legs have him by a few rolls!!!

Friday, September 14, 2012

Friday Night Lights



Kirkley did cheer camp this summer, and as part of that she got to go back and "cheer" pregame with the high school cheerleaders.

Fun friends to cheer with!

Favorite cheerleader and babysitter - Joy!

Mac's first football game!

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

First Day of Kindergarten!

 
 We counted down the days to kindergarten with our new favorite back to school tradition inspired by this blog post.  It was so special praying each day for the school year and counting down!
 
 

Little brother NOT so happy about not going to school too!

 



After school chocolate chip cookies and pink lemonade!  A tradition of her daddy's mama!

First Day Interview:
What was your favorite thing you did at school?
"Meeting the hamster."

What friends did you play with?
"Annelise and Margie Grace"

What songs did you sing?
"The Beaver Call"

What was snack?
"Chocolate Chip Cookies"

What did you make at school?
"Nothing.  We just looked around the classroom"