Fall Updates

Time for a roundup of miscellaneous fall photos and updates that haven't made it to the blog yet!


I haven't posted much at all about our current season with the Houston Texans. It's another terrible year to be a Texan fan, but that doesn't mean we can't have fun at the games!

Awesome friends, great tailgating, terrible game!

Every fall Jeff takes a trip with his buddies to an away game for the Houston Texans. This year they drove up to Dallas to watch our team take on the Cowboys. Man, it was an awesome game! Lots of excitement but we ended up losing in overtime. But Jeff had a great time and of course really enjoyed the scenery.

Jeff and friends in front of the AT&T Stadium in Dallas.

Inside the Cowboys stadium.

Jeff enjoyed the view!

Jeff was also lucky enough to attend another away game versus the Oakland Raiders when he ended up traveling to California for work. He met his cousin Jon in town and they were even able to stay with Jeff's mom and Dave to catch up. A perfectly timed trip and an awesome visit for them all!

Jeff and Jon with some random Raiders tailgaters.

Back at home, it was Boo to the Raiders!

Lately Kaitlynn has taken to writing very sweet notes to everyone and especially her Sweet Daddy. She wrote one especially for Jeff to keep while he was away in California, so of course it kept a smile on his face at all times! :-)

A note for Sweet Daddy.

And while Jeff was away for the week, one of the most dreaded things for a parent occurred with Connor. No words are necessary because after all, a picture is worth a thousand.

Just keeping it real folks!

Earlier this fall my awesome friend Michelle celebrated a big birthday. Of course, it was the perfect excuse for a girls weekend in San Antonio. We shopped and shopped then ate and shopped some more. So much fun! At one point in the trip, I sent Jeff a text detailing one of our 4-hour shopping excursions in a single store. His reply back: "That sounds incredibly boring." HA!

Girls weekend selfie.

Connor recently participated in his school's 3rd grade musical which was a tribute to Veterans and America. It was a cute performance but let's just say that performing is not really Connor's thing, ha! Connor had a speaking part which was projected onto the big screen, and his voice and posture were uncharacteristically poor despite all of my coaching in advance. Boys!

Connor in the stands, back row directly in the middle, for the 3rd grade performance.

Connor was on the big screen for his speaking part.

The entire group -- that's a lot of 3rd graders!!