Now that the weather is suitable for humans, the Nockinbirds have moved outside!
Eventually, the inevitable occurred--frisbee in the tree. Loverboy (and the broom) to the rescue!Everyone seems happier in the Nockinbird nest now that fall's officially approaching. Blackberry jam is responsible for this big smile, though.
I don't know if it's due to drought, extreme heat, or disease, but we're getting some fall color on/from the trees.
There was a busy bee buzzing about the basil, which has made a serious comeback now that it's not a bazillion degrees hot every day.
We took in a Crusaders 6-man football game this weekend. Little Miss is updating Molly on the score here. The game was called at the half since there was a more than 45 point gulf between the teams. We won, 72-8. If you're looking for excitement and lots of cheering, 6-man football is the show to see...as long as your team is winning, of course.
We got our yum on in Godley after cheering the Crusaders on to victory.
Little Miss liked the queso, Loverboy enjoyed his pork tacos, but I won with the brisket taco.
She wears the pink boots EVERYWHERE with EVERYTHING. But I would too if they had them in my size (and for $10).
Monday evening, Emily and I anxiously awaited the return of Little Miss and Loverboy from cheer practice (Little Miss's, not Loverboy's cheer practice). He really took one for the team on his birthday, too!Of course, he threw his birthday self on that granade so I could get home and cook his birthday dinner. The request was a simple one--boiled shrimp, lots of boiled shrimp. I managed to whip up some chocolate chip cookies, as well. Molly and Papa surprised us both by dropping off a birthday cake--complete with candles! Thank goodness someone thinks ahead around here.
Sort of a cobbled together birthday celebration, but I think Loverboy enjoyed it.
This is what Little Miss is currently enjoying--Beiber fever, baby. She even added her own artistic rendering the Beib in the lower right. I think there's been a lot of smooching on wall decals this week. I like how she kept them all clustered together, shrine-like and all. Since we moved all the time, I never got to paint my bedroom. And I doubt my mother would have gone in for all the decals/mirror stickers/dream catcher randomness the we've substituted for any coherent theme in Little Miss's room. I hope she remembers this artistic freedom she enjoyed when I want to paint my room in the old folks' home. Lucky for her, all my teen heart-throb posters have already long since turned to dust.