And a pic of that new couple, all smiles.
And a pic of that new couple, all smiles.
This little piggy went to the market...........maybe this little piggy should have stayed home ....it seems this little piggy is a little cold, it has worked it's way out of one of Malia's fav sleepers. This photo reminds me of her aunt Holly, she is always making a silly face in most of her photos ....classic.
What tasty dish are they making?
Some ol lasagna with carrots, spinach, bell peppers and turkey burger, it was quiet tasty.
Well it's not really a winter storm but things tend to get blown out of proportion down here in the south , but there is sleet and ice forming on the roads and walkways. The past couple of days have been quiet cold here at the homestead, we have fired up that wood stove so the house is warm and toasty. Nether the smoke or ice is very visible in this pick but your just have to take my word for it.
Here Malia, Ella and daddy Dave are peering out the window at momma Mandy.
Daddy Dave threw down some ice melt on the slippery walk, it works pretty fast. As of this morning the ice is a thing of the past, it has been warming up and today may be a high of 48.
While the party was winding down Ella grew tired and feel asleep on her mother (while she was dancing), so momma mandy put her in the car seat for a nap. Did she nap? Well the pic says it all she just peeped through an opening in the covers, she was content but still had a eye on the party.
And here's a pic of the now married couples get away vehicle, heading off to start their life together.
During the mother son dance, uncle joel and his mother sped up the tempo and danced their asses off.
Here's a couple pics, the blurred motion is kind of neat.
I do have video of this, and it's classic. Looks like they had a blast.
Malias cousin Audrey, was down visiting for her uncle Joel's wedding all the way from Nebraska. Here Malia was giving her a ride around the house, Malia was driving Ms Audrey. Although seat belts didn't come with the ride Malia took good care not to exceed a safe speed.