Friday, October 30, 2009
My Little Buttercup
I pondered posting a video of me singing it to her and her ADORABLE response... but that would subject you (and the world) to my voice. Not a chance!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
5 Months
Friday, October 23, 2009
Fall Fun with Family and Friends on the Farm
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
"I love yard sales!"
Mike also brought home "The Uncle Wiggily Game". The object of this very old game (copyright 1967) is to help Uncle Wiggily Longears get to Dr. Possum's house so he can be cured of his rheumatism. No joke! It cracks me up! First one to Dr. Possum wins. On the way he has many adventures as he hops through the forest - similar to Candyland. Jackson loves playing this game, although much of the language is way over his head.
changing every day
Monday, September 28, 2009
Knoxville & Dollywood
On Thursday Mimi and Granddaddy treated us to Calhouns, an East Tennessee favorite. Aunt Kaye and Toni met us there and we had a great meal and great time together.
On Friday we went to Dollywood. Mimi and Granddaddy are season ticket holders and had free passes for us to use. I haven't been there in years - and boy, had it changed! Jackson was beside himself with excitement for the rides - bumper cars, Ferris wheel, child roller coaster, teacups, flying elephant, a real steam locomotive, scrambler, water rapids, and much much more. He did it all. He was one squeally, happy little boy! Funny thing - I ran into Michelle and Dawn, friends from App there. Small world! By mid-afternoon the heat had really turned up and we had two exhausted kiddos.
Saturday was dedicated to football watching, which is a very sacred thing in TN. They are serious about their football and there is hardly a car in town that is not covered with Big T magnets, pompoms, or orange somewhere. Mom and I escaped for a brief shopping venture before the big game. We debated going to the game but it poured down rain all day so we settled for watching it at home instead. It was fun to show Jack all the little traditions - like the team running through the big T, singing Rocky Top, Smoky, etc. Here's Hannah with her great Aunt Kaye watching the game...
















































