That's a rap continued

Thanksgiving was very feastful for us. Jonny got to experience his first feast at school. It was so cool watching the kids eat their turkey lunch meat and visiting with one another dressed as Native Americans and Pligrims. As you can see my little Native American is still a little goofy:)
Oh looky here. Great Aunt Tammy got to see her great nephew Dillon Seth the day he entered this old world. His mommy is doing great and he is so yummy. It is hard to believe that my sister not only hit 40 but she became a grandma too. She knows I love her with all my heart but just cant resist reminding her she hit 40 before I did. I hope you enjoy my little cuttie patootie. I am sure there will be more pics coming soon.
Here I am holding my little buddy.
The Scott Family tradition every Christmas is to travel to Terrell to Walls Family Farm to cut down our Christmas Tree. Papaw got to make the journey with us this time. We were sad that Mimi was sick and couldnt join us. Maybe next year! So timmmmmbbbbbeeerrrr. Our tree and the faithful tree hunters.
Now this is Jonny's teacher on our way to Canton to a tree farm with 5 other classes of kindergarten. We made a day of it and I think we were all having a simular look on our face. Most of the kids fell asleep on the way home and were ready to go again once we arrived back at school. We had a total blast. Jonny has a new classmate and he has not been in the states very long. He so enjoyed roasting marshmellows and taking a hayride! He had a smile bigger than Texas. Jonny has taken him under his wing to help him learn how things work in class. Thats my boy!

Well that about sums up the Scott family year. We are recooperating from the busyness of the holidays and will take a little over night trip to make our vacation complete.

We pray that you and your family enjoyed your time together and took a moment to remember that Jesus was born on Christmas morn and that He is why we celebrate.