Henry's highlights of Thanksgiving 2015 have to include teaching people to play his new favorite game, Sleeping Queens. He also learned how to play Old Maid.
All curled up and ready for the parade to start.
"Look, it's Thomas!"
Henry and Shelby and the annual picture on the bench. The bench seems to be getting smaller...
The morning after Thanksgiving, Henry and I visited the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History with Grandma, Marjorie, and Tim. Henry watched a movie to learn all about the train called The General and the great locomotive chase of the Civil War. When the cheesy acting made Grandma giggle, an enthralled Henry angrily whispered, "Shhhh!"
Later we had a burger (well, Henry had milkshake) at a restaurant right on the railroad tracks.
On both Thursday and Friday, Henry enjoyed some time at the park.
And THEN - drumroll, please - Henry took part in gingerbread house decorating. I emailed pics to his occupational therapists right away! Last year he wasn't interested at all, though he did a little bit when we tried again at home. This year he was patient and steady as he outlined those windows. I was shocked!
After supper Friday night, we attempted to take pictures of the grandchildren. Oh my, it is so hard to get good pictures of little kids!
Henry always loves babies. Even when he was one and Shelby was a newborn, Henry cuddled and nuzzled her. Bella was no exception to the baby rule!
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