Parade


I thought I would share a few pictures quickly from the parade we went to this past Saturday. I think (for 2 children) we brought home about 3 lbs of candy (easy) It was amazing how much they where giving the children! The first picture is of the children in front of Nana and Prapaw. You can see my little "cowboy" with his hat on. ;) The theme was a "western" type theme for the parade so the children had their cowboy boots on (compliments of Nana and Prapaw.) The next two pics are of DS's favorite things.... Horses and firetrucks.

These next pics are of my goofy children. ;)

Can you tell DD likes her two fingers? ;)

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Marci said…
Melanie, I can not believe how big your two are getting. They are so cute. Did you make Elizabeth's sweater?
11:14 AM
LadySnow said…
Actuallly...my Mom picked up that sweater at a yard sale. (The grandmother had made it...so it is handmade....just not by me.) ;)
2:18 PM
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