A wonderful Thanksgiving

We had a great almost week long Thanksgiving adventure! Tuesday after school we drove to my family's lake house. The Williams were there and the kids all had a blast playing together. Wednesday my dad, Anthony, the kids and I went into Montgomery to visit with my Grandparents and to have lunch with my cousin Jennifer and her family. Thursday was the big day! We took our dishes of hashbrown casserole, salad and caramel cake to my Aunt Lynda and Uncle Dave Gray's farm. They host a group of at least 70 people every year! I am very blessed to be a part of such a wonderful family. This is my Dad's Mother's side of the family (The Robinsons). There were quite a few from my generation that weren't able to come this year, but we still had a pretty good crowd, don't you think?

CeCe loved playing outside (in the 80 degree weather!)

Bryce and I riding on the sled pulled by Uncle Dave on the tractor. My Pop built this sled many years ago and I remember riding on it as a little girl!

Anthony and Bryce on the sled

Friday morning we got up early and drove to West Point in the cold rain. We got there and had to go to WalMart to buy CeCe a coat and hat! She wanted to play outside with the boys so bad but I didn't have anything warm enough for her to wear. I hit the jackpot...this jacket and hat were only $14!

Bryce, I mean Spiderman, was nice and warm in his suit and mask.

Saturday we had to wear our Maroon and White for the big game!

We had lunch in Starkville at Oby's and decided to drive by our old sorority and fraternity houses (they are right next door to each other, awww!) I had to get a pic with CeCe in her cheerleading outfit in front of the house. One day maybe she will be moving in here and can put this picture up in her room!! (no pressure though, seriously, I'm not that mom!)Anthony might be that dad though! Here are my boys in front of the Phi Delt house. The sun was in the wrong place for me to get the sign at the top of the house. We will have to try this one again.