Thanksgiving Play

Jackson had a Thanksgiving play today at pre-school. He was King James and he said very mumbled, " You must go to my church or I will put you in prison." They had a short intermission and then he came back dressed up as an Indian and his line was, " I will show you how to catch fish in the streams, " which he said more loudly and clear. Then they sang some thanksgiving songs. It was really cute. Grandpa Vaughn came and got a love from Kya. Grandma DeeAnn also came and then went with us to Idaho Pizza afterwards to celebrate Jackson's great job.




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Feathers

Jared brought back these phesant feathers from his hunt. The kids chased each other around the house tickling each other. When Jared talked to Jack on the phone he told him that he was bringing back feathers as long as his arm. Jackson could hardly wait.

Jared's hunting trip to South Dakota

Jared enjoyed a 6 day pheasant hunting trip to Woonsocket, SD. He shot 12 pheasants, and had a really great time. He brought us all back a Sturgis, SD annual harley ride t-shirt. We will wear them with pride hunny... :)

Pretty Nails!

Kya loves to have her nails painted. She likes to show off her pretties.

Kya's first haircut

Kya thought she needed a haircut because brother was getting one. I think she changed her mind quickly. It is good that her hair is curly so you don't see all mom's haricutting mistakes.

Fits just right

Over visiting someone Kya discovered she could fit under this tree. Jack had to try too.

Halloween 2009

It was another fun halloween. We did trunk or treating at the church and then went around the neighborhood gathering candy. Kya did not want to leave passing out the candy. She must have passed out more than 100 pieces. I think she probably ate as much as she passed. Kya was an elephant, Jackson a race car driver, I was a cowgirl, and Jared a redneck with a mullet.

October 2009 Sunday Pretties

I got this headband at the craft show and Kya looked so cute in it. She even left it in her hair.

Getting Ready for chilly weather