So much to be thankful for!

I am a tad late in posting all the pictures from a fun Thanksgiving in San Antonio/Ranch with the Buschman fam! We had a great time cruising the River on a dinner barge Wednesday night, wonderful food, fam and football on Thanksgiving, and a relaxing end to the week at the Ranch. We loved every minute, especially Miss Sarah at the ranch. Horses, horses, horses. She rode them, she fed them, she hugged them and she misses them. Sarah also is quite the turkey hunter...she has mastered the turkey call and her binocular skills are outstanding. The turkey call goes something like this...."TURKEY!!!!!"

Dancing Queen ( or Indian)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-SOoOJpoc8


link to Sarah enjoying Chapel at the Thanksgiving worship today at school

It's been awhile!

I have been so bad about posting pictures or anything for that matter lately! I am sorry! We have been busy with day to day things...school ( which Sarah likes now), errands, projects, the new house and now the holidays! Sarah has been a busy body from the moment she wakes up until it is time to go to bed at night. Whew! Now that Thanksgiving is upon us we have been trying to get her to say "Happy Thanksgiving!" It is not happening. She misses Halloween. Maybe it was all the candy ( certainly not the ghosts, she has developed a small fear). Sarah instead greets us with " Happy Halloween-giving!" in hopes that she receives candy I am assuming. Once she figures it out we are going to be moving on to Christmas!

If she could paint all day she would. We have been enjoying the nice weather outside with paints, chalk and crayons. She had her school's Thanksgiving Feast today and seemed to enjoy it! I was one of the mothers in charge of helping organize our classroom food so being that I was so worried about forgetting my food/decorations, I only brought my phone to take pictures. Way to go, Mom. I have a feeling she will be wearing her Indian headdress again next week. Like mother, like daughter.

Boo!

Sarah LOVED Halloween! She was dressed as her favorite Wonderpet, Ming Ming Duck, and got the hang of trick or treating pretty quick. We went down to Main Street in Georgetown where the entire neighborhood participates and all the homes are decorated and everyone is sitting on their front porch handing out candy. It was really fun and we will definitely do it again next year, especially since we bought a house a couple of blocks down in Old Town Georgetown and we are renovating and adding on. But that's another story/post! :) We also took her to the Methodist Church to pick out a pumpkin in their pumpkin patch. She wanted them all but we finally settled on one and let her paint it. She loves to paint and doesn't like ooey gooey hands so we thought that was a better choice this year than to carve one. We had a great Halloween dinner provided by the Turkovics loved seeing Alexander in the cutest "little German boy" costume around!