New Gigi Pics

I thought that I would post some of these precious pictures from the past few weeks. Gigi always does such a great job of really capturing Will on camera! Most of the pictures are from Labor Day weekend and Grandmother and Pappa's 50th Anniversary.

Will has a new swing at Gigi and Jabo's house and he LOVES it for about 1 1/2 minutes. Then he is DONE!



He also got to help Gigi pick out the dead leaves and flowers in the garden. He felt so important. :)


Here are some of Will's latest tricks...How old are you?, earmuffs, and Where's your nose?




Here is the whole family at G & P's 50th Anniversary.



These last few pictures are from the 1st home football game. Clay was in the color guard at the beginning of the game with ROTC. He is the tall one on the end.

Go Dawgs!

Last weekend marked the opening game of MSU home games and the opening season for tailgating! YEAH!! We had the best time and it helped that the bulldogs won the game too! Molly and Kirk came up on Saturday morning with Emily Kay. Natalie and Jesse also drove up for the day with some friends of theirs who joined us at the tailgate. Dan's parents came by in the afternoon when they made it into town too. It was a really pleasent afternoon. The kids did great!! Will ate and ate. I was telling everyone about how he wasn't eating that well these days, and then he made a liar out of me by gobbling down all of the tailgate food. So, now I know, he is like his mom and LOVES finger foods like chips and dip, cheese spreads, and cookies. Who can blame him? :) We went to the game and stayed almost the whole time. Will was really good and I think it definetly helped having Gigi and Jabo with us to keep him entertained. He fell fast asleep on the long ride home through all of the game day traffic.
On Sunday morning, we got a chance to let Will and Emily Kay play together for a little while. I was impressed with how sweet Will was to her and that he was so interested in her. Emily Kay was really fascinated by Will too. She didn't take her eyes off of him when he was around. I think that we all had as much fun watching them together as they had playing together. I know that they will grow up to be life long friends just like their parents!

Will in his very own tailgating chair. :)