I'm positive all of my blog posts sound the same. We did this and then this and it was awesome. Sound familiar? Sorry my writing is so predictable, cheesy and on the level of a 5th grader. And on that note...
December was busy. Several evenings we drove the kids to sleep while looking at lights. We held a few different "craft nights" where the kids threw paper and string everywhere while James and I pieced together ornaments or decorations. We listened to Christmas music through all the chaos. Awesome.
We spent a weekend in Draper with James's family. We rode the front runner to Salt Lake and walked around Temple Square. Luckily it wasn't super cold yet and so it was enjoyable. Porter had a lot of fun playing with his cousins who he asks about frequently. No pictures - I forgot the camera!
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| we didn't have a sled so James improvised - the kids did not like it. Can you tell? |
Christmas Eve we opened pajamas and a griddle for Christmas morning breakfast! My parents were surprised they got jammies - if you come to my house for Christmas, you better believe you're getting jammies!
Christmas morning was wonderful. James and I made a huge breakfast which we had to eat before we opened presents. It's a tradition from James's family which at first I hated and kept trying to convince him we didn't have to do it. But I REALLY enjoyed it this Christmas morning so I guess we'll keep it up. :)
And then we opened presents! James surprised me with a keyboard - which I've been talking about for a few years. He rocks.
A few days after Christmas we drove to St. George for New Year's. It was nice to spend a lot of time with my parents since we see so little of them throughout the year.
I'm stoked for the new year! My older brother is getting married in 6 weeks. And I have a long list of goals that I'm determined to accomplish this year. Ya know the normal ones - lose weight, exercise more, and a new one - learn how to french braid my own hair!










That improvised sled is hilarious and your children are soooo adorable!!!!! You are beautiful too by the way Tiff! I love reading your 5th grade level blog by the way because I teach third graders all day every day and so it's nice to go up a few grades when I read your blog :) love you!
ReplyDeleteMegan - your comment made my whole day!
DeleteMan..I wished we lived closer because I need someone to practice on to learn to French braid too! I missed that and I would love to do my hair a few different ways!
ReplyDeleteOh, my Can your Kids be any cuter? Seriously, they are adorable! I like your writing style. It's like reading your voice. I hear you talking when you write. Some blogs are too stuffy, and formal. :)
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