General fun-ness

So I realize that "fun-ness" probably isn't a "real" word....but who cares :) I like it!

 We got a smoker. YUM. We did a pork shoulder roast, 2 pork loins, a prime rib roast and 2 chickens *yes it can hold all of this at one time :) DELICIOUS!! And I love getting meat out of my freezer whenever i need it :)
Oh...your hair...it must taste so good...
 Silly daddy....

On this day, Papa and Savvy started telling stories. it was AMAZING. They sat like this, and outside on the swing for almost 2 hours just making up story upon story. It was FANTASTIC :) I think our girl might be a writer some day!

AZ 100 Year parade :)


















Savvy found some STAR stickers...look close below. Do you see them?

Gma Great and Savvy sporting their stickers on their noses :)
She gave us all one...even Huddy :) love that girl!
Valentine's Day Pink Pancakes :)
I want Girl Scout cookies too....
our army-man crawler :) already wants to be like Daddy!

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