Monday, September 26, 2011

Thank You for the Hats Auntie Erica!

Grey got to show off his new hats this weekend when we took a day trip up to the mountains! Auntie Erica made him his new hats, and he LOVES them. He really doesn't mind wearing anything on his head and usually ignores it...so far.
We took part of the day Sunday to travel up to Bailey to watch a HUGE motorcycle parade. Over 1,900 motorcycles to watch...all to celebrate the anniversary of high school student Emily Keyes who was shot on Sept. 27, 2006 inside of her high school. A neat thing to witness all the motorcycles that come in...they travel from the parking lot of Columbine high school, and drive to the parking lot of Bailey high school. In addition t
o this we also got to see the start of fall color! It is still pretty patchy, but we were able to get some good pics of Grey in the trees....his 1st fall!!! We decided this would be a good opportunity to show off his Auntie Erica hats...yeah! Enjoy the pics along with a few bonus ones as usual.

Pumpkin patch hat

Bear(?)/animal ears hat

Weirdo

Good job matching the hat to the leaves

Leaves are funny

Different texture

Mama and Grey in front of only half the motorcycles

More

Watching the parade

Caterpillar in the parking lot

How many kids have done this in this same exact crib?


6 comments:

MOM said...

Awesome fall pics of Greyson! Gorgeous hats Erica. You are quite talented.

MOM said...

btw, all five of you kids chewed on that crib.

Erica said...

Yay, thanks for featuring my hats!! My favorite picture though is the one of him chewing on the crib :-)

ps does anyone else think he looks like Mariposa when he squishes up his face??

Mary and Justin said...

The crib pic is very funny...it's what he likes to do now. We thought the same thing about mariposa too! That's hilarious!

Kelly said...

Grey looks adorable in his pumpkin and bear hats!! Great photos in front of the leaves. He's so lucky to have such a talented aunt :)

admin said...

Why only when he squishes his face? That's like saying, "he looks like so-and-so when he is crying" or "he looks like you when he's pooping".... :o)