Scott Pumpkin Patch

She was fearless with all the animals!

Off to the.... pig races!

She loved her pony ride.

The Scott Pumpkin Patch is a great place to take your kids!

So many pumpkins to chose from!

State Fair

Enjoying the "combine simulation" ride. Boy am I glad we don't have to do this every morning!

Dumbo did not bring the excitement we had hoped for! One decided to cry before the ride (not Keri), another decided to cry during the ride (not Keri), and another decided to cry again after the ride (nope, not Keri!)

FSM Traks

A great bonding opportunity for Steven and his small group of 9th grade guys. Not every guy showed up; however those that were there made themselves known in our "black out" uni's!

Competition included: obstacle courses, pictionary, puzzle races, dodgeball, jungle pong, jenga, and the big freeze!

Yummy!

Keri shared her love of clown cones tonight. It was worth every penny of the $1.83 and was a great way to celebrate Keri's first week of enjoying food again as she is 16 weeks pregnant with our second, due in March!

YAY!

First 100!

Whenever a Chick-fil-A opens they have their "First 100" event. The whole fam' camped out at Chick-fil-A with Gary and Cindy for 24 hours to receive Free Chick-fil-A for a year

(basically - 104 Free Value Meal Coupons to use by next September)!

5:30 in the morning after a "great night's sleep"!

Razorbacks in the Rock

Mom and Dad got us great tickets for the first game in the Rock this season. It was great!

Oklahoma City

Kelli works for Spero, a very cool non-profit, in OKC. They were hosting their first Refugee Run and we all traveled up for the weekend to spend time with them. The following pictures are of our time in OKC (though the first one is out of order). We had a great time!

The first 5k for the little one! She was the first girl to cross the finish line (go Dad!).

Our little boxer....

So we've been working on taking away the blanket and thumb sucking the past couple of weeks and nothing worked at first. We tried 7 tape jobs with 3 kinds of tape and our little Houdini found a way to take the tape off everytime. Our next attempt was to dip the thumb in vinegar, but we've got a child who sucked the thumb like it was a lollipop! We resorted to the mittens and so far they have worked! She looks like a little boxer, but she doesn't seem to mind them. She actually thinks that they are her little puppets. She will move them and talk to us. So cute!

What fun!

Little Orphan Annie!

What a fun night! Murray's Dinner Theatre was performing "Annie"! Food was sub par, but the play was a lot of fun!