Thursday, March 18, 2010

I am so far behind in blogging, this is a quick post of our Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day Sledding. ENJOY~~

My mom cooked the turkey. We had Thanksgiving in Layton at my Grandparent's house.

Kimmie is pretending to be an old man. She cracks us up. She makes the "uhhhh" sound like an old man.

Lane with my Grandpa Jim who turned 80 June 2009.

My Dad's favorite things: Holding his grandkid(s). This is Russ with Evelyn, Andrea and Jason's baby.

Evelyn being cute, as usual.

Jacob getting his teeth into those sugar cookies grandma made.

Kimmie and Jacob sledding. Daddy helping, mommy taking pictures and Andrea came along for the fun.

There goes Andrea!

Jacob eating a candy gingerbread train made by our good friends. Jacob can smell candy a mile away. I had to hide it. I came upstairs finding him doing this.....

Uncle Paul, Evelyn's favorite person (besides her mommy).

The Redford Christmas Eve dinner at a church house. LOTS of food. This is only 1/2 the table. The other half had meats, cheeses, snacks, salads, jellos etc.

Lane and I were in charge of dessert. We brought 7 different pies.

Jacob, Kimmie and Olivia singing "Jingle Bells". Jacob made Olivia cry because he was "butting in".

There, now they can sing their performance. :)

The way my Grandparents look when they see their children and grandchildren do great things.

Evelyn with the "Baby Jesus" in the manger for the Nativity Story.

Wendy, Andrea, Russ and Kristine singing at the piano.

Sharlene narrating the Luke 2 Nativity Story.

Our little Angels: Tawnya, Oliva and Kimmie.

The wisemen, shepherds, Mary and Joseph.

Kimmie was given permission to take pictures with the camera.

The pigeon's that live in our backyard year-long.

Kimmie showing that she wrapped a gift with the extra paper our wall paper came from. ha ha (the previous owners left it for us)

Jacob opening the train he got from Grandma and Grandpa Callahan....which he spent 6 hours straight playing with on Christmas Day!

Daddy observing the kids opening their gifts.