Labor Day weekend...

We had a pretty quiet time recently. After we got home from Vegas I came down with a bug that has been going around Muncie and felt less than human for a good couple of days. Thankfully that passed and we were able to get on the Porterfield family's schedule. A few times, actually!

We went over for dinner on Thursday evening. Jackson made kabobs and potato salad. Heidi made PIZOOKIES! (I love that girl for a number of reasons. Her dessert making skills certainly make that list!) We had not seen the little ones for what felt like years so we were pretty excited to see them.

Feelin' a little shy...

This doll LOVES her t.v. shows

Jossi is the sweetest little face to see after a long day at work. She greeted me at the door with her arms open for a hug and a "Hiiiiiiiii Jenn!!!" I scooped her up and gladly accepted my hug. :)

Heidi got her summer wish and had a new patio added to their place. It is an awesome addition and we enjoyed getting to have dessert out there.

Dessert time on the new patio!

She's got a little something on her chin

Action shot of pizookie enjoyment

Jax and Jackson played "soccer" in the yard for about an hour that evening. Needless to say Jackson slept like a baby that evening.

S'mores!

We were back over the next evening for s'mores on the patio. The kids were at their grandparent's house so it was just us adults. Once we got the fire going it was pretty awesome. I told you that I love that new patio.

School?! Already?!

We weren't there, of course, but I did get to cutest photo of Jax's first day of Pre-K. I love how happy he looks and that Jocelin wouldn't get out of the photo and insisted on holding his lunch. What sweet kiddos. We hear he had a great day!

Tea as sweet as Jocelin? Never :)

I had the day off work on Wednesday for a doctor's appointment so I got to have lunch with Heidi and Jocelin at McAlister's. It was lovely!

In other news, MacKenzie has looked especially adorable recently so I'll include a few shots of her. You're welcome.

Comfy

ADORABLE