Pumpkin Patch and clapping

We went to a pumpkin patch on Saturday morning. It was 37 degrees. Yes, 37. No one looks good at that temperature, and ideally, I would have liked a cute picture of us for our Christmas card this year. Unfortunately, I didn't get any good pics on my camera, but there is a very good chance my sister in law has a decent picture. I will be looking forward to seeing those. For now, I'll post my less then ideal ones.

After the pumpkin patch, we drove to Taylor U for Homecoming. I've been graduated 6 years and Matt 7 years and this is the first we've attended. It really wasn't that exciting, except I was able to see a few friends that I haven't seen in years so that was wonderful. And of course, I wish we could have spent more then a hour together, but babies need naps and that's how life goes. I will post those pictures later, because I'm going to go through all my old pictures from college and post ones of us back then at the same time. Just because I think that'll be interesting.

I can't believe I met these girls 10 years ago. Ten years ago right now we were freshmen at Taylor and I was on the soccer team. Unbelievable. I think the only thing that's changed about me is I probably have more acne now then I did then!

Oh, and Hannah is clapping. Super cute.

It's hard to get the kiddos to look at the camera at the same time!

It's hard to look good when it's windy and almost freezing!

Hannah and her dad. She is such a daddy's girl.

Hannah spends her whole day with me, so I think she just gets bored of my face, which is why she about hyperventilates with joy when Matt comes home from work. However, when she is tired or grumpy, she needs me. And whenever any one else puts her to bed, she will yell until I go in and hold her for a few minutes. Then she falls right to sleep. I love it that both of us have a special relationship with our little girl. She is such a joy.

And an action shot of the clapping. It's silent for now, like a polite golf clap.