Abigail and two of her fellow classmates, Bobby and Nicky came away from the Birmingham Taekwondo Tournament in November with medals. Rodgers Taekwondo where they are students usually have the most winners at the tournaments. Congratulations Abigail!
Even with all the battle scars Byson was a happy camper the day of our Christmas party for the children at preschool. He fell a few days before the party and cut his eye, then the day of the party he fell again on the concrete. What are little boys made out of......
Catherine and Marcus and their boys spent the week before Christmas with us. Here they are at our preschool after our annual Christmas party. Byson loved dressing up and being a big boy at school that day. Aunt Abigail bought him new supenders and he loved them. He isn't quite sure if he likes his momma holding brother.
Perry III likes the fact he is winning, Mom was the 2nd one out that night. Deanna, Abigail and Kaitlyn ganged up on the adults and ran everyone else off the board.
Christmas night found the kids having a Mario Kart showdown. You should have heard the hollering as they raced well into the night.
It was very cold the night we all went for a tour of Benjamin's house. Christopher loves his last year's Christmas present.
Abigail better known as ABBER by Byson showing off her Christmas present from Christopher and Roxanne.
Benjamin and I share birthday months. It was good to be with all 4 of my sons this year.
Kim looked so good in her birthday clothes (and boots) that her hubby gave her. Happy birthday Kim, thanks for the great visit we had this year.
Thomas and Mom catching up on his 3 months of living in Texas. I'm so glad he is back home.
We had all our children except our oldest daughter at this fellowship meal after church the Sunday before Christmas. It was so good to see everyone. Christopher and Roxanne surprised me when they got to there. Christmas is good.
He is right in front of the tv when he watches the game with grandma yelling as much as she does.
After Annette and Tim's wedding the crowd gathered at Aunt Linda and Uncle Ronnie's for a time of fellowship.
