Halloween may be over but Batman and Robin are here to stay.
To say my kids were excited when they found out they were keeping the capes and masks is an understatement.
Someone also left their wig behind..
Sunday afternoon, Brody and I had a birthday party for a coworker's granddaughter. It was the cutest party with a petting zoo.
We hung out with Mrs. Leann and Ethan.
They fed the rabbits.
Rode ponies.
Laughed a lot.
And did some manual labor.
Grandpa James' funeral was Monday morning.
He was such a sweet man and we were so sad to say goodbye.
Mason has always had a soft place in his heart for his great grandpa. He has cried a few times and keeps asking why he had to die. He is worried Brody will not remember him. He is just so tenderhearted sometimes. We have given him the job of telling Brody all about Grandpa James: how he loved throwing a ball with the grandkids, told the funniest jokes, and loved them with all his heart.
The little guys got caught up on their Bible verses.
Grandpa James was well known in the community. He was an Alderman for 20 years and rode around with the police every Friday night just because. It was very obvious what he meant to the city of Southaven, his friends, and family.
Check out all these twins. John and Robert, their cousins Molly and McKenzie, and then the twins Anderson and Griffin. #twinning
Don't tell anyone but the boys may have picked out a Christmas movie and we may have watched it. It was our mistake because I have been asked three times when Christmas is....
And last but not least, Mason's school had "when I grow up pictures". This is now the fourth time Mason has said he wants to be a race car driver when asked.
He does look cute in that outfit though. =)
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