November...

I don't think I've even been so far behind on blogging that I've done an entire month in one post but, no time like the present, right? So, here's November...

We started the month at Fly South Fest. Outdoors by the river, cool weather, cool music and cool company!

Sam's first school program.

Just a normal, silly moment. And a (not-so-normal) sweet moment that I was lucky to capture!

Our campsite at Black Rock Mountain.

Grammy and her grands!

My wonderful cousin, Christy, and sweet SIL, Beth.

Campfire...gotta burn those beer boxes!

An intense game of UNO.

Our last day at the state's highest state park.

A not-so-successful Thanksgiving photo.

Our turkeys...one that got fried, one that did the frying, and one playing with Barbie Dolls.

A Thanksgiving tradition...making Reindeer Food at Grammy's.

Sam's favorite part of Thanksgiving...learning to ride without training wheels!!!

Brian is learning the craft of woodcutting, making some really pretty prints, and Sam is perfecting his comic art drawing skills.

Halloween

Before another holiday comes & goes...here's our Halloween!

Fun night carving the pumpkin.


The costume contest at our church's All Hallows Eve event.



I surprised the boys by dressing up too!

And this was their reaction!

Brian got in on the fun too and we all had a great time. We're dressing up every year!

And this is how the boys spent a beautiful Halloween afternoon, before trick-or-treating.

We've been BUSY!

This year was Brice's turn to go see Thomas. We had SO much fun!

Thomas took us for a ride on the Sam's Shortline out of Cordele, GA.

The boys with Sir Topham Hat.

Thomas coming down the track to pick us up.

Gmama joined us for the excursion too.

Sam posing for this picture is a BIG deal! Until recently, he's be terrified of "characters/mascots".

Had to make a visit to the Pumpkin Patch.

My sixth (and final) Race for the Cure. I will no longer co-chair Kids for the Cure because it's time for a break. I'll focus my efforts on something new; something that the boys can be more directly involved in so they can learn how to be a community volunteer.

Brian and I exhibited at a western themed tradeshow, which was lots of work but ended up being pretty fun!