and the wonderful time that we share together...
that it wasn't my turn to have Thanksgiving at my house this year...
and the wonderful time that we share together...
that it wasn't my turn to have Thanksgiving at my house this year...
Here we are standing in the blizzard (note the flake on Eric's head).
Here Aaron is looking for a good flake to catch with his tongue. Hey, you are supposed to pay attention to the photographer.
Snow cheering is the equivalent to rain dancing. Give me an S....N...O...W!!!!
Susan's place has a nice warm fireplace. Just the perfect setting for relaxing and enjoying a game or two.
Playing with this snow isn't as cold and the music is better than that of the cheer squad. Eric played with this globe for quite a while pushing the button over and over again.
The afternoon was spent sipping warm cider, playing video games, reading the newspaper (looking for good sales!), watching the Santa Clause 3 and enjoying one another's company. A good time was had by all.
Eric is giving me the look and is wondering, "why do I have to do this Mommy"? He wasn't too happy he actually cried after this picture. All the kids looked cute in their named T-shirts.
Yeah!! Now we can have some fun and play.
I really missed Aaron. It was not the same without him or Jason there. The boys and I had a nice visit though.
Carter was an Indian at his pre-school's Thanksgiving Program.
Nicholas went to a Cub Scout activity where he got to shoot BB guns and do a little Archery.
I love to hear the laughter of my boys. Here is a video of Nick showing Eric how to shoot a nerf bullet out of his mouth. Eric thought it was so funny. You can also hear Carter in the background talking about his favorite car.
Okay, so we had a little difficulty getting Eric to stand still and smile for the camera. There is almost nothing that can't be fixed with a red lollipop.
Showing off that stylish cape.
Eric is looking for a place to throw away his lollipop stick. Inside Punk's head would be a good spot. When Aaron and Nicholas went to buy the pumpkin Monday evening, Nicholas wanted to know what the pumpkin's name should be. We traditionally call all our watermelons "Harry" so the pumpkin also needed a name. From now on our pumpkins will be named "Punk".
Oh, I guess those Clonetroopers aren't so scary after all.
We expect the younger boys to follow in Nicholas' footsteps. Here is Eric doing his best to fill Nicholas' shoes. Can you tell that he likes lollipops?
Gramma and Grumpa Hayes sent some Halloween treats for the boys to enjoy. They received a lot of candy and neat toys, whistles and eyeballs that you can throw against the wall (gross). Thanks Gramma and Grumpa!
Carter and his classmates enjoying a game of Halloween Bingo.
Our Clonetrooper knows how to march to the music.
Such intensity when decorating one's cookie.
This was a fun game. You sit on the balloon to pop it and get the prize inside.
The pictures are a little blurry, but that may have something to do with the fact that these boys don't stay still.
Eric and Aidan with their grandmothers.
Carter was a good older brother and helped the younger boys with their toys.
Here I am to save the daaaaaaaay!!!!!!!
With all these pumpkins it is hard to choose only one.
Weeee!!!! Hangtime!
Whudda mean I've got somthing hanging from my lip?
Nicholas was so hungry that he also ate some leftover chicken. We're not really sure why he has a napkin in front of his face. I hate to think what our grocery bill will be when these boys are teenagers.