Fun with pumpkins

This weekend was full of fun! Friday night, some friends gave us tickets to an Eagles hockey game. The boys got to get their faces painted and met the team mascot--Slapshot! They even got autographed pictures of the Slapshot. They loved it.

Saturday the boys were back up at Grandma and Grandpa's. I didn't have my camera on Saturday but they sure had a great time playing with Grandma and Grandpa and riding the four wheeler with daddy.

Sunday afternoon, the boys and daddy carved their pumpkins. They had such a great time. We sure are blessed with wonderful boys. They brighten each and every day.

Enjoy the pictures--even though they are out of order! =)

Happy Fall

The boys are "fishing" here with sticks. Ty wondered why no fish were biting?!?!?!

On Grandpa's four wheeler!!!
Grandpa giving rides to the boys...
At Watson lake...the boys got to feed the ducks!

The boys had to rake leaves and jump in them. They had a blast!


Grandpa showing the boys the bird feeders and how they work.
Our version of a "hayride"---what a fun day!

The boys and I enjoyed another Fall day up at Grandma and Grandpa Jordan's house yesterday. It was a beautiful day--no jackets, sun shining--and today it is snowing!!! =) Anyway, the boys had fun playing at the house and then up at Watson lake--not too far from Grandma and Grandpa's house. We sure are blessed by God's beautiful creation!

Just a few more pictures

Alex has a nice bruise on his forehead...poor kid...
Ty does NOT want to wear long pants or a long sleeved shirt...hopefully this winter, I can convince him to wear warmer clothes?!?!?
I just love this picture...Alex posed all by himself...

This is Bradley and the boys...they kept wanting to "pet" him! =)

Ty is an acrobat!!

Here is Ty showing off his new moves! Notice the progression of his moves...

Enjoying a day outside

The Fall weather has been just beautiful here in CO. The boys are enjoying playing outside almost every day. Today I captured some really cute moments with them and their cousin. Here they are...