Judson and Jensen couldn't wait to put our outside decorations in the yard!
The kids LOVE going through our ornaments! Here is Judd helping me choose which ornaments will go on the tree first.
Our finished Christmas Tree!!
Jason does his part by putting the lights up on the house. :-) 
The Moore Sisters
Two 6 foot tables support our Thanksgiving Feast!!!
Our family gathered together...
Some of the cousins...
Second Cousins
Our lodge overlooked Table Rock Lake. It was breathtaking!
Our amazing group of Youth Staff: Gina Bomstad, Tim Rucker, Meagan Rucker, CoCo Miller, Jason Kelly, Julie Kelly, Sarah Evans, Jim Evans, Diane Buck, Leighton Buck, Dennis kindy, Shellie Kindy, Betsy Raiford, Bill raifors, Jenna Hall, Marena Harmon, Dude Harmon, Debbie Shoemaker, Brian Shoemaker, Tony Molina, Jane Molina, Andrew Bradford, and Hannah Wanzer.
I love being in Heritage League. It has given me great opportunity to get to know some amazing women that I might not had ever met. It is also extremely fulfilling in being a part of a group of women who love this community as much as I do and want to give back to it. Recently, we gathered to sack candy for the annual Christmas Parade that we organize annually. Pictured above are the amazing group of Ladies that I get to serve with.
Me and my dear friend, Sarah. We Co-chaired the Christmas Parade committee this year.
Heritage League Christmas Parade Committee
Sacking over 4,500 bags of candy for the parade!!!! :-)
Our children have became so interested in the Presidential race and election. Almost daily for the last month, they have iniatiated conversation with us asking who we will vote for and why. They have paid close attention in the mornings anytime the names "John McCain" or "Barack Obama" have been said on the Today Show. Jackson has spent a lot of time in Social Studies at school learning about our goverment and our electoral process. Judd and Jensen have tried to understand as much as a 4 and 6 year old can understand. Last night we sat as a family and watched as our country determined who would be our next President. Jackson's homework assignment was to color in a map of the United States as each state was declared a Democratic or Republican state. Judd and Jensen also watched intently and would cheer each time our candidate was listed as the winner in that specific state. We also spent a lot of time on the internet watching to see if other networks had declared a winner before the network we were watching did. It was exciting to both Jason and I that our children showed such an amazing interest in this election. Because this election does seem monumental in our nation's history, I wanted to capture the memory and excitement of watching our children tonight. :)
Jackson showing off the electoral map of wins by each state.
Jensen watching the news...
Searching for info on the internet.
The internet is very slow tonight! 
My sweet friends
The Guys
Jason and his friend Tony came dressed as Crockett and Tubb's from the 80's TV show, Miami Vice. I happen to think my husband is way cuter than Don Johnson! :)
This is possibly what my friend Sarah and I would have looked like together if we had known each other in Junior High!
Judson dressed up as a mean Darth Vader and Jensen dressed up as a beautiful Sleeping Beauty. Jackson chose to not dress up in costume this year.
Jason and I love to take our children trick-or-treating in downtown.
Jensen and Judson were excited to see their friends Marlow Evans, Mia Hevener, and Jackson Fine.
Jackson poses with his brother and sister before heading off to a "big kid" Halloween Party.
Jason snapped this pic of me and Jensen as we were handing candy out to trick-or-treaters. Jason had taken Judd trick-or-treating around our neighborhood.
