A New Tradition

A new tradition was started this year at Grandma Susie's.

Thanksgiving in Wichita

Reading with Ellary.

These next two photos are a game. Directions: See if you can spot the differences in the two pictures. It's a challenge.

Picture 1


Picture 2




Ellary, Rachel and the Dilly.


"Whatcha you talkin about, Uncle Scott."

A Date With the Youngest

Margaret and I had a lunch date at the Rock-A-Belly today.

Sleep Anyone?

As someone who doesn't sleep well, I am always in awe of the lucky ones who sleep so soundly.

The New Puppies

Margaret is excited to take care of Dillon's new puppies. I'm not sure Dillon is all that excited however.

Poor Dillon.


Dillon nursing his puppies.


The performance artist with her work.

Flying Kites

The wind was blowing and the kites were flying.


The ol' kite lean.








Flying high.

A Sunny Friday

A great big sister...go ahead little sis, you sleep in the middle of the pillow.


Ballet in the afternoon.


More ballet.


The 'Pose'


The 'Pose' full length.

Photos of Dog and Cat

Margaret walking the Dilly.




Margaret's cat photographed by Rachel.


Up close.

Lunch With Rachel

Rachel's school had a family Thanksgiving lunch today.


Margaret enjoying the icing.


Post lunch recess. Pure bliss.




Rachel and her best friend, Kayla.

Brrrrr

27 degrees this morning...which means down jackets and walk the dilly to school.

Monday Morning Walk To School

How we found the girls last night.

A Dilly of a Sunday

Dillon and I went out for an early morning hike.






This is his lion pose.

A Busy Saturday

Our Saturday was consumed with raking leaves. Raking leaves at Rachel's school and raking leaves at our house. Leaves, leaves and more leaves.


On my way to rake leaves at Rachel's school.


Nibbling on a marshmallow.


Margaret in the shadows.


Me and Maggie.


Rachel's photo of our fire.

Friday

Well, hello good friends.


Rachel going in for a goal.


We see this lady a lot and we finally stopped her this morning and said hi.


Dillon and Louis. He's the neighbor's dog.