Happy Birthday Bubby

I can't believe my little boy turns 5 today!!

1st Birthday

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5th Birthday

Happy Birthday baby boy...We love you sooooo much!!!

School Days are here...

Bubby and Buggers are loving school. They are doing so good. We have been working on things at home just to reinforce what is going on a school. I am so impressed with what they know. I've had to start getting paper at the kindergarten level because they are blowing the PreK stuff out of the water. We made such a great decision by putting them both at their school. I can't wait to see them progress and get better.
Here are their school pictures...Aren't they adorable?!?!

I've been called a lot of things....

Red, Deaner, Haybug, HillHay, Boo...but my favorite one is "mommy girl". We always called Buggers "baby girl". And Bubby says "Heeeey Baby Gurl" to Buggers in the morning or when she gets up from a nap. This morning I was changing Bugger's bed and Bubby comes in and says "Heeeey Mommy Gurl". It was so funny and really brightened my morning.

*** As a side note so I don't forget in many years to come. We saw a grandma's shirt that said "Blake's Honey". It was one of those baseball shirts with the kids number on it that warns you...Better not talk crap on that kid while his "fans" are around. Anyway his other grandma sported a shirt too. It said "Blake's Goofy". Seriously Honey and Goofy are his grandmothers names??? I get Honey and I actually think it a little bit cute...little bit. Goofy is just down right GOOFY!!! And how goofy is that for the kid. "Goofy I need some more milk, Goofy can I spend the night with you? Goofy...Goofy...Goofy!!! Oh my goodness. Anyway that got me thinking "What will I want my grandkids to call me? I came up with a temporary name for my make believe grandchildren that I won't even have for 20+ more years.....Granny Hay! It reminds me of a sweet family friend (Granny Page). I think it is so cute!

Whatcha think...what's your grandma/grandpa name?

(pic courtesy of Bubby)

Kaska Family Farm

We headed out last weekend to a family farm. It is way out on a gravel road in West, Texas. It is literally the people's backyard. We played Garden Golf, rode a cow train, journeyed through a corn maze, went on a hayride, played in a corn box (instead of sand), picked a pumpkin from the patch, and shot a corn shooter. It was the best wholesome fun you could get. It is really sad that this world has become such a fast paced society and that kids think they need TV or video games to be entertained. My kids had a blast out there and didn't want to leave even though it was pouring down rain.