So that was just Monday. The next day we took the boys to Penny's for their Christmas pics. They turned out really well, Avery cheesed for the photographer and Noah cheesed at the photographer. His tummy didn't feel well I guess, because right after his last pic, and the only one of him semi-smiling, he spit up all down his front. Poor guy. Rich and Daddy took them home while we waited to order pics.
That night we all gathered at Gary and Sally's for a pre-thanksgiving bash. What a ball. The boys flirted with anyone they could see. Here's Avery with Maxie, who is practicing for her own spring grandbaby!
They played with the cousins like big boys. Caleb and Annie reallly had a ball making them laugh. The boys were supporting the Pokes in the midst of all the enemy Sooners, I mean, the family.
We discovered that night that Avery will smile any time he sees the red eye reducer light on my camera. Each time that little orange light came on, a smile lit up his face. We tried many times. Gail and Ginny drove up from Houston and joined us there, as well as my mom's aunt and uncle, Rex and Mildred.
And here are my little Turkeys on Thanksgiving day. I feel it is my duty as a parent to adorn them with silly outfits as long as I can and get photographic proof, after all, some day they are going to try to fight me when I do this!
So that was just Monday. The next day we took the boys to Penny's for their Christmas pics. They turned out really well, Avery cheesed for the photographer and Noah cheesed at the photographer. His tummy didn't feel well I guess, because right after his last pic, and the only one of him semi-smiling, he spit up all down his front. Poor guy. Rich and Daddy took them home while we waited to order pics.
That night we all gathered at Gary and Sally's for a pre-thanksgiving bash. What a ball. The boys flirted with anyone they could see. Here's Avery with Maxie, who is practicing for her own spring grandbaby!
They played with the cousins like big boys. Caleb and Annie reallly had a ball making them laugh. The boys were supporting the Pokes in the midst of all the enemy Sooners, I mean, the family.
We discovered that night that Avery will smile any time he sees the red eye reducer light on my camera. Each time that little orange light came on, a smile lit up his face. We tried many times. Gail and Ginny drove up from Houston and joined us there, as well as my mom's aunt and uncle, Rex and Mildred. 
And here are my little Turkeys on Thanksgiving day. I feel it is my duty as a parent to adorn them with silly outfits as long as I can and get photographic proof, after all, some day they are going to try to fight me when I do this!
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