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Superbowl Sunday

Superbowl Sunday= A day to get together with friends and eat, eat, eat! We did just that! The Bullards came over, along with our friends, Dennis, Heather, Tatum Cindy, and Jacob. We had 5 boys 3 years and under here. They had a BLAST wreaking havoc on Jack's playroom and sneaking into the cookies:) We all loved watching them play together! Cindy is from Pennsylvania so she and Jacob came ready for the game! We ate and laughed and watched a great game even though the Steelers won:) Just kidding! We were happy that Cindy got to see her hometown team win the game! Who knows, maybe Kurt Warner will beat the Cowboys in the Superbowl next year:):)
The Gang watching the big game

The Ladies...minus Cinday

Heather and Cindy ready for the 3-D commercials:) They look hot!

Halftime=Cookie time! Mmmmmm!

Jackson and Tatum zoned out to Toy story!

Gavin found a "cozy" way to enjoy the movie too:)
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The Giggling Begins... said…
That was good times! Hopefully my Cowboys will be in the superbowl next year! That last picture of Gavin cracks me up! Good times!
February 3, 2009 at 6:37 PM
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