This weekend has been SUPER busy! Busy... but fun of course! Jack got to meet many family members he had not met before. This weekend has also been a time of accomplishments and acknowledgments.
Beginning on Friday, my sister, Holly Jo graduated from Texas A&M. We originally were not going to make it to the graduation at all. However, since Jack was 9 days early, I was able to go. Daddy and Jack stayed home and had a boys day together. Holly did not think that I was coming at all and I honestly was not sure I could go without Jack. (TRUST ME... it was hard, but worth surprising my sister). I did not let Holly know until the middle of her graduation that I had come. I sent her a picture of me, Summer (one of her besties) and her boo, Tyler in the stands. Of course, her reply was "Punk!" :) I am an idiot though, I forgot my camera, so I did not take any pictures of her ceremony. I plan on stealing the pictures she took on her camera when she finally posts them on Facebook.
After the graduation, we had a celebration for her here in Houston at our house. My Daddy and his family, my Aunt Sara and her three kiddos with their significant others, Tyler, Summer, and John's parents all came to celebrate Holly's graduation. During this time, my Daddy got to meet Jack for the first time. :)
Grandaddy and Jack.
Nana and Jack.
Saturday was another big day. First off, it was John's birthday! :) For his birthday he wanted to go and see Angels and Demons. (We thought it was pretty good by the way.) So, Jeannie (John's mom) came over to watch Jack, so we could go to the matinee showing. Daddy and his family came back over as well to spend some time with Jack.
My cheesing hubsters opening up his birthday presents. :)
No... John did not turn 26. We didn't have any other candles.

Grandaddy and Jack again.

Tarissa (my sister) and Jack.

Three generations. (Hoping to take a 4 generation picture next week when Daddy's parents come down from Kansas.)
Secondly, Saturday was important because it was my graduation day. While I did not travel to Nacogdoches to walk (I would have LOVED to, but not able to), I officially have a Master's degree in Educational Leadership. It has been a long two years, but it was all worth it.

Go Lumberjacks!
Now for Sunday, John's parents are coming back over to celebrate John's birthday again. They are bringing us lunch and Jeannie's chocolate cake for John. We've had a lot of sweets this weekend. :)
Now the next 3 weekends are going to be just as busy with weddings in Galveston, Midland, and Dallas! :)