Ka-Chow!
Alex & Brady
Brady & Ashlyn
Ready to hand out that candy!
Ashlyn Trick-or-Treating
My Family! 
So tall!
Checking out the kid houses and slides.
Hmmmm...which one should I pick?!?!
Awwww...Brother and Sister
See anything funny about this picture???
Brady and his buddy, George
Playing catch with Dad before the surgery.
Brady has had many problems with colds over the past two years and we could never stay on top of it. Finally they saw scar tissue on his ear drums so they sent him to an ear specialist. They gave him some medicine to see if things would clear up, and it did but the middle ear still had fluid. The doctor decided that putting tubes and taking out Brady's adenoid would be of a benefit for him at this time. The surgery was scheduled for Monday October 5 and when we went to the pre-surgical check up, he had a cold AGAIN. They gave him some strong medicine and he had to get rechecked again on Saturday to get the approval...we got it, so Monday at 7:30 it was. When we arrived at the hospital we got registered and Brady had to get into this TINY little gown! He was then given some medicine to calm him down a little. We had cartoons on the tv and I had lots of toys and books with. About 7:30 the nurses came to take him to surgery and off he went on the bed. We gave him our kisses and into the operating room he rolled. I broke down! Wow...I have NEVER felt that way...I saw my child get taken away and I had no control over what was going to happen, and this was minor! That 45 minutes was the LONGEST of my life so far. The doctor came out and said we made a good choice by doing this. The fluid in Brady's middle ear was as think as maple syrup. Wow! About 20 more minutes went by and we got to go see him. He was just waking up and was very confused. Crying, Screaming, trying to rip out his IV. It was scary but not at the time since that parent mode kicks in and all you want to do is make him feel better. We got some fluids in him and out came the IV. I then climbed up on the bed and we watched Cars. He calmed down and for the next couple of hours it was Popsicles and apple juice. Once home, we just hung out on the couch and after his nap, he felt much better and was running around like his normal self. What a whirlwind of emotions...Thanks for all the calls, texts, e-mails, and facebook posts! We really needed it and really appreciated hearing from all of you!
Oprah had a block party to kick off her show and I DVR'd it. We started to watch it and when Brady heard the music, he started dancing around like crazy. We have kept it and watch it every other day or so and Brady has started to learn the dance that the people in the crown do. I had to record it and show off his great dancing moves!
Hi Ashlyn Ray!
With the addition of Jay Cutler, we have been pretty excited around the house! The first game gave us a little shock but after that it has been fun and stressful at the same time. The kids have been dressed in their Bears gear and Brady copies Dusty and yells at the tv. It is a pretty cute!
What a beautiful bride and Josh looked pretty hansom himself!
Mr. & Mrs. Josh Boss
Cousin Dave giving the "best man" speech
The kissing demonstrations. 
The mouse game.
The duck game.
Yum, corndogs!!!
Dress in your sports gear and come for fun! What a great way to have a wedding reception and it completely fit the crowd. Twin Pigs came in from Detroit to perform and we saw people we hadn't seen in a long time. Thanks Morrison Family for such a fun time! 
