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Happy Thanksgiving

Yesterday we spent lunch at Papa and Grammy's house.  The food was wonderful (as always) and the kids had fun playing with Hadlee, Noah, Elijah, and Ellie Kate. I feel really bad because I didn't get many pictures, but I was trying to help keep things clean and visit.  I also had to show off the video of Trey being a turkey. 
So much excitement, he can hardly stand it!

Now, Makena is happy :)
Carlie made up a Thanksgiving play and got Grammy to help.
On limited resources and no help from me, she made the costumes herself, too :)
She also recruited Aunt Jamie and Trey

Last night we went to my Papaw's house for Thanksgiving and my Dad's Aunt brought these pictures of my dad and his little sisters.  I about flipped out, look at how much Trey looks like my dad!!  We all know that he acts like him, but it's unreal how much he looks like him as a kid.
We had a fun and busy Thanksgiving and we ended it by heading into Stuttgart to get a few things at Walmart.  BIG MISTAKE!!  At 7:45 they were already lining up for the sale that began at 10:00.  One time, I was brave enough to do that and I don't think I'll probable ever do it again.  My Mom and Grammy are firm believers in Black Friday shopping.  I don't like to shop. Period.  So fighting and pushing for what I want surly doesn't appeal to me!  We got outta there ASAP! 
It was a fun and exhausting day filled with lots of memories for the kiddos. 
Happy Thanksgiving!
Beth



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