Oh man - just found tons of pics on my phone from November! Here's more of our crazy November! And one serene sunset.
Delia had her school Thanksgiving program, complete with songs and outfits they made. This is her friend's Reese's class. Too cute!
Daddy couldn't make it, so we invited our friends Carmen, Amelia, and Charlotte to attend.
Even Brooks got to "skip school" and see sister do her thing.
Our little Native American princess!
Best friends!
Grady and I got to go out one Friday night to Bulldog Bash, the largest free concert in the state. This year it was the
Avett Brothers and they drew a CROWD. We have no urge to fight crowds anywhere for anything, so normally we'd skip something like this, especially when we have to pay a babysitter. However, Blufish Design is an in-kind sponsor of Bulldog Bash. We trade out the design work for the poster, shirts, stage banners, etc. for a sweet sponsor package, and the Bash uses us for all the printing. So we watched the show from the VIP tent. Free food, free drinks, good view, and no one else shoved up in your personal space.
VIP is where it's AT!
Speaking of VIP, our friends the Banzhafs invited us to their skybox for the MSU v Bama game. It's the Davis Wade box at Davis Wade stadium. Not too shabby. So Jennifer and I took the kids, sent Grady and his friends out in the rain and never looked back. Hello chicken tenders and ice cream at half time.
And who did we bump into on the elevator ride after the game? None other than
Jackie Sherrill!
On parade night, we had freezing rain, so we watched from Mugshots' balcony with the Murdock family.
Must sign off now, as 8 yr old laptop is very hot and making noises like a jet plane.
One of Grady's students has horses and she is always telling us to bring Delia out to see them.
Andrew introduced Delia to them all. 
She was pretty intimidated by their size, and it took a little coaxing to get her to sit on one of the horses for a minute.
Not Brooks! He grabbed on!
"Giddy up! Let's go!"
"Yee Ha!!"
Right after I snapped this picture, this horse took off. Luckily Grady grabbed Delia by her coat and slid her right off the back of the horse. We had fun! Like our own private pony ride!
