Awesome day at the pumpkin patch!

They always love to take their picture with these statues at the zoo.

Kids had a great time at our first home ball game a couple of weeks ago. Wasn't Jessie's first (she went when she was 3 weeks old), but it's the first one she can enjoy.

She tries to pull off that innocent face, but she can't quite pull if off. Here's what she was trying to cover up. :-)

Shirts I made for my girls for this weekend! Go Bulldogs!

First of all, I mean no disrespect when I post this. I don't want it to be taken in an spirit in which it is NOT meant. I was curious if 9/11 was talked about with Dalton's class. I would have been a little surprised if they had, but I just had to ask.

When I asked him if they had talked about 9/11, he thought for a second then responded, "No, we got to 13." So, that answers my question. I'm relieved that he doesn't have to try to understand that yet. Don't think I even understand it fully myself.

This was one of those times that I was not suppose to laugh but could not help it. Maggie Anne had not gotten panties yet after getting up this morning. When Boyd saw her, he asked her what she would do when her Ree got here. Maggie's response was, "Ree will see my butt crack!"

I couldn't exactly argue with her at that moment because I got so tickled.

Looking ahead to our fine dining experiences at Disney World, Boyd made this Mickey & Minnie shaped bologna pancakes this morning (no, it was not his idea).

Brownie? What brownie?

This morning Maggie Anne found one of those coozies that is shaped like a shirt and goes over a bottle. She asked me what it was and I was explaining that it's a coozie. She said, "No, silly! It's a shirt and it is way too little!"