Everyday with the Doyles: Ollie Visits The Crows

It has been 6 LONG months since Kelley, Mandy and Aaden moved to Lake Charles. We went to visit them for the Fourth of July and they have stopped by our house a couple of times but we haven't had any quality time together since July!! So of course we were super excited to find a weekend that worked for all of us and we packed up and headed to LC! Ollie slept all most all the way down there and woke up when we arrived at The Crows just long enough for Mandy to get some kisses then he quickly passed out again.

On Saturday we woke up and the guys went to get breakfast while we made plans to go take the boys to meet Santa and do a little shopping. Poor Aaden did not like Santa at all and because we woke Ollie up from his nap to see Santa he had no interest in smiling for the camera but he didn't cry (at least not this year....ha). My copier is not working so hopefully I can upload the Santa picture soon. We did get some cute pictures of the boys in their outfits when we got home.

LOVE LOVE LOVE

BATH TIME

Saturday night after the boys were bathed and asleep in their beds Kelley's grandmother came over to watch them so we could have an adult dinner and catch up. It was so much fun getting to spend time with them. We had an amazing dinner at Luna's and then went to have Blueberry Martinis at Lucky's!! SO MUCH FUN!

The Crows got Oliver a beautiful rocking horse for Christmas. He looked like such a big boy!

Could he get any cuter!!

On Sunday we stayed to let the boys play some more while we watched the Saints game. It was so neat seeing Ollie interact with Aaden.

Notice that both of them are only halfway dressed...ha!

We are so glad that we got to spend some QT with our very wonderful long lost friends and we are counting down the years, days, hours, minutes and seconds until they move back home!!

This past week I finally found Oliver a new bath seat that he could sit in and I couldn't wait until Christmas to give it to him...

Usually we go to Jacobs parents on Christmas morning but since we now have Ollie and they don't have a house (they are in the process a building one on Cross Lake) everyone will be coming to our house on Christmas morning. Our tree has gone from having no presents to having no more room for presents underneath it.