Cannon's teachers did such an sweet job teaching the kids about the first feast between the pilgrims and Indians. The kids prepared all their decorations for the feast, each child brought food to share, and the kids began their feast with a prayer. The kids made their Indian costumes out of pillow cases. They painted head bands, pasta necklaces, a napkin holder, a place mat, and a name card holder. Each decoration was made with love and just so thoughtful.
My sweet little Indian...
Our friends, Julie, Ruben, and Jack were also there! Jack started coming to Cannon's preschool this year so I was excited to see them today at the feast.

I really can't beleive how much these boys have grown. Their baby pictures together seem as though they were taken yesterday. Such cute kids!
Kuddos to Mrs. Beard and Mrs. Call! Such amazing ladies! They both work so well with Cannon . He comes home with a smile everyday - and most days he begs to stay longer and play. You just can't beat knowing your kid is that happy while you're away at work. I can't wait until I get to take him to school with me!
...and then Cannon and his cousin Dylan hit the ground running - I mean shooting. 


I had 6 hours all.to.my.self while sitting in the deer blind; so, while watching and waiting for that monster buck to sneak up outta the creek, I caught up on some much needed reading. It was very exciting, I must say. I read my camera owner's manual. After all - I've only had the thing 18 months. I had all the hands-on practice I could take until it was finally time to READ THE DIRECTIONS! It's amazing what reading the directions can do for you (I've never been a fan of that). I'm proud of how most of these pictures turned out. 







