We're Alive!

Yes, we're still here.  I've just been too busy trying to keep these crazy boys occupied to get on the computer much.

It's been a busy fall so far.  Believe it or not, I have not taken as many pictures as I usually do.  (This is relative, I guess.)  Here are some of my favorite highlights...

Our first bowling adventure.  One game probably would have been enough, but it was still fun.  Tyler even beat me on the first game...and I wasn't even trying to let him win!

We all went out to Cane Creek park on a nice Sunday afternoon.  Tanner had the most fun!

This is the smile Tyler gives me when I ask him to smile for the camera.  He's really trying to make me happy, but it's just a little awkward.  Oh well, he's still cute.

We went camping with two other families.  It was a little hike to get to our campsites, but once we got set up, it was perfect!

The older ones have been friends since before birth!

We went to Augusta to watch Adam do the half Iron Man race.  He did awesome!  Tyler kept asking if daddy would win and I had to break the news that he will probably not win it, but he still did great for his first big race.

Tyler made this sign all by himself.  (In case you can't see, it says "run fast dad."  He didn't write daddy because he said he only knew how to spell dad."

Yes, Graham is in big-boy underwear!  When we started potty training again, I thought it was going to go as badly as it did last time.  But, after only a week, Graham had it down!  He still has some poop accidents every now and then, but he never pees in his pants.  He just runs to the bathroom saying "the pee-pee is gonna come" and jumps on the potty.

Trip to the pumpkin patch.  The boys loved the hayride.

This is the real Tyler smile!

Drinking apple cider and getting ready to carve pumpkins. 

Happy fall to everyone!  It's my favorite time of year, so we're trying to enjoy it as much as we can before it's gone.  We have one more camping trip planned before it gets too cold.  We may even be pushing it...hopefully the boys don't freeze to death.