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Friday, November 28, 2008

Happy Thanksgiving!

We started our Thanksgiving festivities at my Grandma's house. Jace loves going to Grandma's and playing with all of Grandpa's toys!


Me, Jace and baby Cade (yes we have a name!) (no we don't have a middle yet)

Jace and Aunt Sandy having some fun!

What could be better than a cool chair with a remote?!

Well a guess a cool chair with a remote that lights up!

After hanging out at Grandma's for a little bit, we met the family up at the Club for dinner. Now, this isn't our usual tradition, but with Jessa not with us this year, we didn't feel like cooking without her.

Jace and Aunt Katy. Even though he doesn't get to see her that much, he sure got attached quickly!

Maybe part of his attachment was because Aunt Katy let him play with her phone. He sure knows when he is being spoiled!

After dinner with my mom's family, we went and had dinner with Jeremy's family. After the Cowboy's had pretty much sealed their win, we (the girls and Jace) headed for Garden Ridge.

Jace had his heart set on this singing Rudolph! He was so cute when he would press Rudolph's ear over and over again just to see his nose light up and sing!

Rudolph was a thing of the past once he got a hold of Grandma's cell phone! He LOVES phones!

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Space Man!

Jace was an astronaut for Halloween. He looked so darn cute in his hat and suit. He loved wearing his hat!


Here we go....our first trick-or-treating experience!

Jace was putting his hat really low that we could barely see his eyes! If we would lift it up, he would put it back down.



He even looked cute from the back end!

He did really good at asking please and saying thank you. He didn't understand why he couldn't go to every house even if the light was off! He loved getting candy!
All the fun ended towards the end when we went to a house with big dogs. As soon as they came barreling to the door, Jace started running away. After that, every house we went to, he wouldn't let Grandma put him down, or say please, or say thank you, or put the candy in his bag. That's when we went ahead and called it a night. I was still surprised he did good as long as he did. I can't wait to see what he will do next year!