This fall was a little crazy here and I decided that something had to give. That something ended up being this blog. I was at a breaking point and wasn't sure whether I should just stop, but I am going to write a few posts to capture the last several months with a few highlights.
I left off with Harrison learning to ride his bike. That has been his favorite activity and we have taken quite a few walks up to the park so he can ride. It has been even better for the boys now that the skate park is up. They loving taking a break to watch the big kids skate around. Harrison is always concerned about the fact that the big kids do not wear helmets...hopefully he will still be worried about that when he is 15!
Football was another big part of our fall. We went to quite a few games with the boys this year, which they love because that means they get to hang out with their cousins and fish and ride the little boat at Grandmommy's house. Here is a slideshow with the highlights of football season with the boys
Next up was Halloween. Part of the chaos of this fall was that we had quite a bit going on around Halloween. Harrison played flag football this year, I was in charge of our church's Tailgate Treats event, we had Harrison's school fall festival, and of course, the big night on Halloween. It was all fun, but a lot to juggle in the span of 2-3 weeks. Slide show # 2:
After the Halloween fun was over, we were able to take a deep breath and then all of sudden Thanksgiving was here! We hung tight for all of the school parties and then headed to Tuscaloosa to spend the holiday with my family. My older sister went to NYC for Thanksgiving, so it was a smaller crowd, but we had fun. The weather was terrible all week, except for the final day we were there, so we mostly stayed indoors. Once the sun came out, we practically ran outside to get some fresh air!
Its been crazy, but fun. The slide shows were a little easier to insert than posting every picture. This sums up most of our fall. Next up: Christmas!
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