Fall Festival

 Last Saturday was Jolee's fall festival at her school. It was so much fun! There was games to play, pony's to ride, jumpy houses to jump in, food to eat, pumpkin seeds to plant (that we got to bring home), and awards to give out. Now doesn't that sound like fun?

 Brennan did so good. The weather was perfect and he loved watching all the kids run around!

 We did it all, but Jolee's favorite thing was the bouncy houses. I think she literally stayed in them all day. It was so cute to watch her playing with all her school friends. We realized we were in a new phase of life, the school phase. When Jolee and some of the kids in  her class, were getting out of the car's and would say ...hey Jolee and vice versa or when they were running around hollering hey to each other. I the entire time was saying...who was that? Is he the cryer? The one that runs the fastest? Is she the one that you play with in center time? Now, which one sits beside you?

 So after I got the scoop on who was who and what kid belonged to what parents, we mom's had a great time talking and watching our kids play together. It's kind of fun to have friends at your daughter's school. Some of us are planning a play date outside of school even and some how I ended up being room mom, that day!

 Mr. George getting some tickles out of Jolee. We love Mr. George at school!

 Jolee enjoying her 3rd snow cone of the day.

 Abigail, Abigail and Jolee!

 When little man had enjoyed enough of the fall festival, we got him a blanket (our MiMi blanket) and he rolled right over and took him a little nap.

 Jolee receiving her award from Ms. Carla. Jolee got 3rd place in the fundraiser they had at school and she received a $25 Toys R Us gift card! She was so excited! Silas asked what he won, because he did make all the sales for her. I said.... you win a trip to drive your daughter to Toys R Us!!

*We love you Daddy, thank you for helping selling and winning Jolee 3rd place*

We all had a awesome day together at the fall festival. I can't say enough, how much I love Jolee's teacher and her school. I just wished, she taught up to 12th grade!