Thanksgiving Program 2010

Jordan's Thanksgiving program was the Friday before Thanksgiving at school. She was an Indian during the little play that they did. Then the classes sang Thanksgiving songs. After the program, we all sat down to a Thanksgiving feast. YUMMY! This was the first year that Jackson was a spectator in the audience. I think it was a little weird for him.

Gotta Little Story for Ya

The beginning



The middle...




And the end!!!





What a night!!! We are so proud of the Aggies! They've done a great job this last half of the season. I've been to many, many Aggie games and I've NEVER seen so many 12th Man towels in the air. I hope this is the return of this tradition. At the end of the game, the students started throwing the towels in the air. It looked like snow. It was incredible!!! Here's to many more Aggie wins!!!

In Remembrance

While we are totally jazzed about this weeks game with Nebraska, we're taking a break from the mayhem to honor the fallen 12. So I am re-posting my blog post from last year...


"From the outside looking in you can't understand it.
From the inside looking out, you can't explain it."

We've attended our share of Bonfires in the past, and have the best memories of these special times. Hopefully, one day, my kids can experience an on-campus bonfire. There's nothing like it...

We remember the fallen 12 ~ November 18, 1999

Look at him go!!!

For a couple of weeks now, Jackson has been asking us to take the training wheels off of his bicycle. We were hesitant at first, and Kenny agreed to take one wheel off. Well, it looks like that one wheel can go. Take a look!!! That training wheel isn't touching the ground!!!

Now stopping and staying upright is another story.


But he got right back up and started riding again. He was/is so proud of himself. I must say, Mommy and Daddy are pretty proud too!

Eat More Chicken... on Halloween!

Wow! What a busy weekend. Saturday was spent in College Station where we tailgated and watched the Aggies beat Tech. I was nervous about the game, but happy we came out with a win. While we were tailgating, the Chick-fil-A folks came around and brought chicken sandwiches. A few minutes later, the Chick-fil-A cow came by so we just had to have a picture with him! Wait, it's a cow, so I guess it's a girl, right??? The baseball team was recognized for winning the Big 12 Tournament last year also. Way to go Brandon!

Sunday was a busy day too. Jackson had his last flag football game of the season. His team lost, but he showed lots of improvement. For his first season, I think he did great. I forgot my camera in the car, so no pics of him hiking the ball. Thanks to everyone that came and watched. I know Jackson felt special.

After the game, we rested a little then got dressed for Trick-or-Treating!

We went over to Aunt Carla's to go with Emmanouel, Nick, Kathryn and Julia. This is the only picture I have of Jackson because he was running to keep up with the big boys.


Jordan and Julia stayed together. They were a good pair.

What a fun night!