Parker and Harrison's Page: December 2011

Getting ready for Christmas

We had to try many, many times to get Parker to corporate for the picture.

We took a break from decorating to go cheer on UH when they played Southern Mississippi.

Back to decorating mommies tree...Harrison was our reindeer.

Parker decorated the tree with Fisher Price Rings.

Happy Turkey Day from the LP boys!!! Here are some pictures from both family Thanksgiving dinners. Poor little Harrison cannot seem to stay well. In the following pictures, he is covered head to toe in a terrible rash. We spent the majority of Thanksgiving Day in an Urgent Care Center in Sugarland trying to get him some relief. The final diagnosis was a terrible case of Hand, Foot, and Mouth disease that he picked up from school.

Parker helping Aunt Katy cook.

Parker trying to be a baby and jump in Harrison's jumper.

Helping Granny put up her tree.

Both boys making a run for it.

This is what is left of a dead tree as a result of Hurricane Ike in Galveston. A local artist has carved into a dog.

Poppy and his boys

Watching Cars!!!

Parker decided to grab his own slice of pie.

Parker is such a ham. He sang to everyone Thanksgiving afternoon.

He was up for 2 days straight, itching and screaming...and so were mom and dad.

Parker finally passed out Thanksgiving night after singing and dancing for hours.

Harrison broken out in hives on his face....we never figured out what caused it. Just one more thing for the little guy to deal with. Poor thing!!!

Parker holding his first set of deer horns.

Knocked out after church.

Parker and Granny made a cake together. She even let him lick the bowl.

Harrison at 8 months

Harrison has been growing by the minute and is mobile. Like his brother, he does not like to be still and would prefer for someone to hold him and walk.

Parker and Harrison Thanksgiving dinner at school

Here are a couple of pictures from the boys school Thanksgiving dinner. Parker was suppose to sing 2 songs that we had practiced for a month.....but being Parker...he was not able to sit still long enough to sing with the rest of the class.