Finally our pictures from Thanksgiving/Christmas in Oklahoma. I already posted pictures from our Thanksgiving/Christmas in Oklahoma City, now we're traveling a bit farther south in the Sooner state to visit the rest of the family. Not often that we're all together any more since we live a few states away.
There were so many cameras I don't think the three of them looked in the same spot for a single second! Here's Karis and Silas with cousin Alex. Or Al, as I like to call him. Doesn't he have the prettiest blue eyes?
That's my mom. The kids call her 'Nana.' She wanted to be called Grandma until the girl in the purple said 'Nana' one day, meaning ba-nana. After that it didn't take long for mom to decide she wanted to be called 'Nana.' I don't blame her. If I could I'd be called 'dada' since two of my three have said 'dada' first. The third hasn't quite said 'dada' yet, but she's a whole lot closer than I like to admit. Just something about the young'uns saying your name first. I'll probably never know what that's like.
Have you noticed the bows yet?
This is Caedis with the green and pink bow and cousin Jayden with the brown and pink bow.Just to be clear -
THESE ARE GIRLS.
People seem to think that a baby with no hair must be a boy even though they are all dressed in pink. So instead of hanging a sign on their baby carrier, we put a nice big bow on their noggin. No matter what color the bow, people know you have a girl. It's nice.
Until someone decides to take your bow.
It helps you realize just how much she loves her bow, even though her dad would happily take them all and add them to the goodwill donation stack.
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