I'm joining up with Jenilee at The Goodwin Family for Wednesday's Walk for the first time in a few weeks. Glad to be back walking down memory lane with everyone. 
I have noticed a major shift in interests in the Foreman household over the last month. We are slowly, very slowly shifting away from our obsession with Thomas the Train and all his friends - gasp!! If you've been reading my blog very long, you understand the magnitude of this. We didn't just like Thomas - we LOVED Thomas!! We were Thomas groupies! We took him everywhere we went! We read only about Thomas! We didn't watch anything but Thomas!
And we still like him.... I mean, he's alright.... but we've realized that there could be cooler friends out there. Like Buzz Lightyear and Evil Emperor Zurg AND Lightning McQueen and Mater the Tow Truck AND (yes, to Mommy's horror) Blue - an annoying little dog with an even more annoying owner who leaves blue pawprints all over the place:)
So, while we still enjoy our Thomas push pedal and still have fun with our train table and LOVED our Thomas birthday party (even though Jack was a little under the weather), we don't watch him so much anymore and we don't read about him and we don't go to see him and the biggest change.... instead of taking our trains everywhere we go, we take our Cars and our Toy Story friends. Because of this drastic shift, I thought I would leave you with some of our best Thomas Memories... :)
The Thomas and the Train Conductor fall festival costume (made by my talented husband):
Thomas the Train 3rd Birthday Party with a fantastic cake by Gigi:

Thomas the Train push pedal car - compliments of Santa Claus:
The train table (that takes up MOST of the toy room):


Playing with all our "water friendly" trains last summer (Jack didn't ask for a train ONCE at the beach this year - we had to take them ALL every trip last year):
A little upset about not getting to ride on the blue Thomas train and having to ride in the passenger car Clarabel instead in North Carolina (where we drove SEVEN hours to see Thomas - told you we were groupies:):
Jack and Sir Topham Hatt at the Great Smokey Mountain Railroad in NC:
Thomas and Friends Live:And one of my all time favorite pictures - Jack and his trains:
So many great memories, but sadly, Thomas was just in our lives for a season. We hate to see him go, but what some fantastic times we had!