We met some friends at a local pumpkin patch last weekend to snap a few pictures. I took some pretty decent shots of their family, and some lousy but perfect shots of these two clowns. All of us are just loving watching their little relationship develop. They are equally obsessed with each other, in different ways, and equally annoyed with one another as well. Hardin's always trying to fill her in on the ways of the world. He's constantly giving her "real" advice. Hadley, look at that bouncy house, don't get in there when the big kids are there it's just no fun. Hadley, if you smile for just a second she'll leave you alone. True story. She just follows him all the time, and flips out if she can't find him.
Oh! One more thing. Hardin went to his first football game. Jason had big plans of taking him to his first UGA game this season and then we backed out last minute. When we talked about what it would be like he simply asked, but don't they know that I don't like loud? I like quiet. That was enough to let us know he was not ready. This is all very ironic because he is the loudest human alive. He talks loud, laughs loud, walks loud, you name it. But still not a fan of crowds and loud situations, we sat this season out of college ball.
One of our sweet neighbors is a cheerleader at Mill Creek, and invited us to senior night to watch her walk the field with her parents. I thought it was the perfect situation because we could leave before the game if he hated it, and a bunch of his neighborhood buddies would be there. It was awesome! He loved running around with all of them (the big boys would not slow down enough to be caught on film), getting popcorn and hot chocolate, watching the players bust through the big banner, the band, the cheering, the game. All of it. He could not get enough. He also expects that a super cute cheerleader will always come talk to him, we wish him the best of luck with that!
