Hunter turns 16!

Here's your warning... clear the roads.

I mean, head for the hills!!

Hunter Bunter turned 16 today and got his driver's license.

Can you BELIEVE that?!
He got to pick where we went to dinner, and he chose Copeland's. It is a cajun style restaurant, and you didn't hear anyone complaining!

Dinner is always exciting with this little sweetheart...

And this little princess...

And this very special angel.

To tell the truth, even Gabbi is now hard to contain in the restaurant scene. And noisy children make this daddy very nervous! See all that gray?!

That's from noisy children! (HIS!)

Don wanted a picture with me to put on the blog. He is a huge fan of MoJoy.

No, actually all he does is make fun of me for blogging. I don't know why. He's just mean that way. But you let me get a camera out and it's all, "Hey, let's take a picture together.". He knows he wants his big mug on this blog.

If only all three of the girls had this sweet little demeanor!

But nooooooo....

We get this....

followed quickly by this.....

They are like a dadgum tag team!

But, I'll tell ya. Hunter's friends gained some bigtime brownie points with ol' Aunt Mo tonight by playing with my girls!

Not a lot of 15 year olds who don't seem to mind being around baby girls.

Especially ones with this much energy. (ellie is in mid-flight in this picture!)

Tyler was even taking turns bicycling the girls until they were so tickled they couldn't talk.

Oh, except to say, "NOW MEEEEEEE!"

Tyler usually goes to the beach with us, and I think he is going again this year. (Three weeks away!!! wooo hooo). I am glad Hunter chooses him, because I love how he interacts with the babies!

Well, that's it for tonight. It is late, but I knew I HAD to do a post on Hunter's big day. (And you notice it is the 11th!)

I can't believe what a young man he is becoming! Don't y'all remember us hauling them back and forth to Memphis, with them playing their Nintendo DS in the backseat, then rushing to the arcade in Memphis once we met up with his mom and little brother? They were just kids when this "journey" began!

Both the boys had to learn a degree of maturity that most never do at their young ages, (Hunter was 12, Hayden 10), due to the loss of a sibling. I am proud of who both of them have become!

Aunt MO