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Macks Fall Festival 2011

Jacob and Troy Landry at Macks Prairie Wings in Stuttgart :)
They were there from 10-3 today and we didn't get to meet them because we went to church before going to Macks, but it was okay because we got a pretty good picture of them :)  The kids had a good time playing games, rock climbing, and getting free stuff.  It was SUPER crowded.  Even people that come every year said that it was more crowded than ever.  Here are some of the pictures that I took there.  Some of them are poor quality due to my phone.



Trey loved the bouncy slide!

Carlie, climbing the rock wall
Makena tried, bless her heart, but this was as far up as she got.
Trey even got to climb.  It looked like a lot of fun!
I almost wanted to try it, except that all the adults were standing around watching
and I didn't want to be the one who couldn't get off the ground.

They had targets for the kids to shoot at.  He was
trying to shoot a bear.  He missed (twice)!
Now it was Carlie's turn!
Makena was the last in line, and sadly none of them made the arrow stick!
It was pretty fun, if you don't mind standing in line for EVERYTHING!

This was a great weekend filled with LOTS of family time, which is my favorite.  I hope that my kids are always close to each other and always take care of each other. 

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