Hello all!  It’s been a VERY busy last few days.  This past week we’ve been from the north side of Ohio(Cleveland) to visit my mom, Bob and the rest of the Cleveland family to the southwest Middletown-Dayton area for Geno’s side of the family.  We watched OSU give a beating to Michigan Saturday then on Sunday went to Geno’s Aunt Libbie and Uncle Eugene’s house for a GREAT dinner!!! Monday we headed to Columbus to visit Grandpa Jeff and Gramps.  Then I hopped on a plane bound for NC while Geno and the boys went to visit Mamaw and Papaw Lolli in Middletown for Thanksgiving.  I spent Thanksgiving at the Bryant household. Man can that woman cook!!!!The rest of the week I just relaxed.  It was nice but boy was I ready to see their faces come Friday night. The flight was relatively uneventful, with the only distraction a crying baby but that was easily ignored by a mp3 player.  Saturday we spent the morning getting family pictures done. They turned out really nice and once I find them I will post some of the pictures.  We then headed to the Airforce Museum in Dayton, Ohio.  Xavier loved walking around and looking at the different types of airplanes. He went around asking “What’s this/that?” for just about everything. Afterwards the dads went out to watch the Notre Dame game and the moms and kids went to Mamaw and Papaw’s house to unwind and start packing for the trip home on Sunday.  Sunday morning we opened presents and received some VERY cool and needed gifts… The drive home took A LOT longer time then usual - about 12 hours - because of Thanksgiving traffic. 

So needless to say it was a very busy week and the rest of the week won’t be any calmer with Christmas just around the corner and Geno’s deployment getting closer…

Here are some more pictures from the past week.  There are more located in the Flickr album if you want access to it just email me.

“TOUCHDOWN” OSU - one of many!

with Grandma Incorvia

with Uncle Sean

Bowlhead’s

Sweet as chocolate - Xavier and his cousin, Keegan

“I’m ready for my Learner’s Permit”

Dayton’s Airforce Museum - Derrick and Dad

I love this picture of Geno - Thanks Karina