Our Family

Robby is "into" chewing on blades of grass lately. I think he picked this up from some of the cowboy movies he, Johnny, and Bobby watch together.

I tell Bobby all of the time, "You couldn't have been this cute when you were little!" Ha!

Johnny happy with his new gun.

When they are not in cowboy garb, which is very infrequently, they are wearing their train hats.

Robby's photography. Notice how he captured just the right angle of my long, crooked nose. Thanks a lot, Robby!! At least Bobby and I have equally wild looking eyebrows in this picture. Ha!

Huh??

If you can identify what the strange man is doing in this video clip, you will win $100.00!

Williams' Family Christmas

Bobby practicing his ballet routine. You can't see his feet, but he is on point. :)

Here comes Santa Claus!

"I'm a rootin' tootin' cowboy . . ."

What a pretty profile, don't you think?

Nana's prayer: "Thank you, Lord, that you gave me such beautiful children!"

Inside Rick's thought life: "Is this all I got for Christmas?!!!"

Later, Rick has this thought: "Well, since I didn't get much, I'll steal Johnny's toys!"

Aunt Lynn and the two little cowboys that she just spoiled rotten!!! (Thank you!!)

"Sisters, sisters, there were never such devoted sisters."

I love this interaction between Mary Lane and Johnny.

Cousins are the best!

Can you find one "happy" person in this photo??

Oops, I slipped the same picture in twice. Oh well, it is rather cute, don't you think?

Fun together.

"I'm dreaming of a white Christmas."

Guess who? :)

Okay, all you beautiful Williams' children, you have to admit your Dad looks kind-of cute here!

"What are you lookin' at?!"

Love the hair, love the smile. Katherine, girl, you've got style!

Yum.

"Touch my eggs and I'll shoot!"

Visit to Chattanooga

Art Class

Wilson County Fair 2009

Final ride of the night . . . and still having a ball!

Wheeeeee!

The boys rode ride after ride after ride. It was a fun day at the fair!

When we first arrived, Robby was asked to help this ventriloquist do his act. He actually helped operate the goose.

Too funny! Have you ever heard of monkey & dog races? Me neither! But, you see it all at the Wilson County Fair!

This is our monkey. No, he didn't enter the race.

Did you notice that something is different in this picture? Johnny is absent. Poor little guy started crying, so thankfully the ride operator stopped the ride immediately and let Johnny get off.

I wasn't sure about Johnny's desire to ride this.

This miniature Scrabbler was so cute and the boys enjoyed it.

They loved the airplane ride, of course.

Whoa!

"Did you just hit my bumper?"

Another racing monkey & dog team.

Whenever Johnny needed assistance, Bobby had to help out since I CANNOT ride circle rides!

My first time to attend a demolition derby. Very interesting.

Johnny was so funny on this ride. He took it so seriously and I think he really thought he was riding independently.