The Francis Family: Wilbur and the Mother-in-Law!

Monday, March 23, 2009

Wilbur and the Mother-in-Law!

This past week we had Christian's parents come up and visit us for their spring break and it was so much fun! It was just so neat to get to spend so much time with them in the comfort of our own home! We were treated to Six Flags and had so much fun running through the short lines and riding the roller coasters! We had a babysitter for the morning and Sandra held Tyson in the afternoon. The weather was perfect and it was a beautiful day.

Tyson absolutely adored his grandparents. It was so cute to see! He would smile and laugh and grab at Greg's glasses. They both had fun feeding him sugar (his first doses) and were so good to him. We are sad they are already gone but thoroughly enjoyed their stay! Thank you so much for visiting us!!

Christian playing with our happy son! He is still Tyson's favorite person in the world!

Tyson with Grandpa's beloved glasses! Greg had to go blind pretty much the whole vacation!

Here he is at 7 months!!

Tyson and me!!

The wedding bench on the riverwalk! What a beautiful couple!

We actually saw a wedding take place at this spot while walking on the other side of the river. We also saw Jake Barnwell giving his tours!

Remember the Alamo!!

Here Tyson's showing off his teeth!! He has two so far and they are super sharp! I actually had a dream all of his teeth had come in which is what made me check in his mouth! He only had one for a long time and it was so cute! We'll see how long it will be until the next two come in! He is actually wearing Christian's old onesie in this picture!

Grandma and Grandpa Francis with the little guy!

Grandma and Tyson!!

7 comments:

Heidi said...: WE want to come visit you in Texas too!!! I can't believe how adorable Ty is! You really should let us meet him sometime. =0); March 24, 2009 at 1:22 PM
Adespain said...: So excited for a post!! It looks you guys are doing so well. We think of you guys alot too! And we sure do miss you!

Tyson is so big and so cute! I can't believe he has teeth!! Time flies!; March 24, 2009 at 1:38 PM
The Elledges said...: three posts in one day!!! good work! tyson is sooooo cute. you probably hear that from every stranger you run into when you leave the house, but its true! also, i really like your sling! where'd you get it? dallin's thighs are getting too fat for my infant carrier :); March 24, 2009 at 1:53 PM
Crist Family said...: Shannon. The real question is what color is Tyson's hair now? Is it blonde or is it a little red? I'm going for the red so that Eli can have a cute red headed cousin. Looks like you guys are having a great time. We hope to come visit sometime too!; March 24, 2009 at 4:28 PM
David said...: We enjoyed seeing you at your house a week ago. Cute pictures.; March 26, 2009 at 7:21 PM
Kathryn said...: Shannon, your little guy is getting so big and is so very handsome! You look amazing as well. I miss you so much!; March 30, 2009 at 11:54 PM
Julie said...: We're coming this month, not to visit, but to live! Tyson is so darn cute! Oh my goodness! Well I finally found your blog! I need your email so I can invite you to mine! Unless I already have!; April 4, 2009 at 10:08 PM

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