How many years have we been doing this?
It started when Brady, Courtney and Josh were little. We usually would go to the bonfire on Friday night and we would eat at Morrison's Cafeteria for supper. This was a big deal for us back then. Then Saturday morning-the parade- and if we had tickets-the game-
The boys started playing football and so there were fewer and fewer Alabama homecoming weekends.
Then----the day when all three of my kids were on the campus of The University of Alabama for homecoming
3 kids+1 daughter in law=6 degrees from Alabama
Yes, this is home away from home. An investment that the stock market can't take away
Alabama------We love you
Now, here we are with four beautiful grand children enjoying a Alabama homecoming weekend 
The Quad
The QuadDenny Chimes
John Brady looking through the crowd to see if the parade was getting close
Big Al's ride
Leigh Ann 
The Drum Line
Love to see those gleaming Tubas
John Brady waving at the pretty girls
Yep...he liked waving at all the girls that waved back at him
Lawson loved the Tide Ride
He would tell the bus driver to stop every time we came to a stop sign and got very upset because he didn't always stop
John Brady looking through the crowd to see if the parade was getting close
Big Al's ride
Leigh Ann I love knowing a Crimsonette
The Drum LineHow could we cheer without it
Love to see those gleaming Tubas
John Brady waving at the pretty girls
Yep...he liked waving at all the girls that waved back at him
2 comments:
It was a great day celebrating together Bama style! And many thanks for the yogurt bday cake!
Looks like a ton of fun for all...even if it was Bama stuff! :) And I am so with you on the drum line....I love the drum line, even in the small high school bands...they are the best!!!
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