Gobble Gobble!

I can't believe that the Day of Thanks and all you can eat Turkey has come and gone! We had a great time at "The Weigelt Windham". Luke loved playing with his 4 cousins and was so tuckered out at each nap and bedtime. We rode golf carts, had light saver games with glow in the dark wands, colored pilgrim hats, swung on theswing set and ran around in the grass! KK continued thematching PJ tradition so check out these good looking kiddos:

Riley is quite a good babysitter and she and Luke spent a lot of time together running around the house and outside. I can't believe Christmas is so close! I got into the spirit by attending the Holiday River Parade downtown. Mom went with me and Luke and it was his first parade which he really enjoyed. Of course it was hard to sit still and wait for the floats but the ducks and fish kept him somewhat entertained. The I joined Aunt Crazy and Mee-Maw for a fun day of shopping (and wine) in Fredericksburg on Saturday. We had so much fun and Luke was such a trooper. He and Mee Maw strolled all around while Donna and I we tending to "shopping business".

We plan to start a tradition this year and put up our tree on Gotcha Day (Nov. 29th). This way we will always be together as a family to celebrate the day we got Luke for good and it will be a special day for him. Then our first Christmas rotation starts Dec. 2nd when we head to Dallas todo Christmas with KK, Uncle Mo,Aunt Molly and Cade and Cole. Glad I started shopping early this year!

Since I did not get on the 24 days of thankfulness bandwagon in November, I think I will do it for Dec. Everyday I am going to post what I am most thankful for until Christmas Day. I know I have more than 25 things so it will be hard to choose.

Luke goes in for his 18 mth appt tomorrow and I can't believe it's here already. Gosh time is flying by! We are hoping the double ear infection has gone away and that his poor bottom will clear up from all of the blisters the antibiotic caused.Of course, hoping to get an overall great report!