Abbey made her first pizza. With Daddy's help! It's a secret family recipie!!









It was good stuff!!!

Abbey playing outside during our "Winter storm". We might have gotten an inch.

We baked Christmas cookies today.
Abbey had a great time, as you can see.
Luckily Mommy and Abbey weren't on the clean up crew!

Abbey would like to announce that her new sibling will be a GIRL!!!
Here are a couple of pictures from the ultrasound done on Dec.4th.
Due date April 28th.

It is Abbey's job to put the angel on the tree.

Abbey is adjusting the tree for Daddy.

Abbey is handing all of the decorations to Mommy. (We only broke one!)

Abbey feeding the ducks with Daddy and Grandpa.

Abbey's new coat and gloves. (This year the gloves are staying on!!)

Abbey and Grandpa Fuller going for a walk.

Abbey making her Thanksgiving crafts.

Papa made the "BancFirst" float for the parade. Of course it had to have Abbey's picture on it.

Driving in the parade. At this point Abbey was very excited to see Papa and her picture.

On Nov. 16th we celebrated Oklahoma's Centenial.
There was a big parade that started right outside our door.
We saw lots of cowboys.
The OSU band was there. That was Abbey's favorite part.









Well, maybe this was Abbey's favorite part!!

Abbey was a Cowgirl for Halloween.
















We went trick or treating in downtown Guthrie.
Our local stores have a "Halloween Hour" for the kids.
She loved following the kids down the street. She wouldn't let anyone put candy in her pail. She had to do it herself!
After a while Abbey decided to take a break and start eating her "loot".

Abbey enjoys feeding the ducks.
I stood back a ways. I'm affraid of being snapped at.
Luckily Daddy was brave enough to stand with her.

Carving our Halloween pumpkins.
Abbey was a little upset when we "broke" her pumpkin.
As soon as she saw the final results she was pleased.

Abbey's "big girl" bed.
She loves her new bed.
Bedtime is a little more challenging though!

Abbey's cool shades!

Abbey loves her Play-Doh.
She thought that the farmers nose needed a little adjusting.