Towards the beginning of December we worked at a booth for our church at the city tree lighting ceremony. We were passing out programs for December's Temple Hill concerts and events and making an angel ornament. The youth and adults worked the booth together (and a couple little Primary tag-alongs). It was fun and the weather cleared just in time for our shift!
First gingerbread houses of the season
The kids spent so much time on them and made the houses look great!
I hot-glued all the houses together but had left the glue gun out on the table. Quinn started gluing all her candy onto her house until her siblings pointed out she would not be able to pick the gluey candy off her house to eat later.
So pretty!
Morgan's family came to our house the first night of their visit and we took a little trip to Tilden Farm to feed the animals. Thankfully Johnny picked up enough heads of romaine so each kid could have 1. They sure plowed through that lettuce!
Channeling some of Grandma and Grandpa Whiting's puzzle-skills
If you don't know what to get emery for a gift just hit up Bath and Body Works
Sooooo... after I got home from Christmas I was going through my present cupboard and realized I had accidentally given Griffin all his Birthday Legos with his Christmas Legos.
Quinny holding real-life baby doll Lucy
A visit to Folsom Zoo with Katie's family
We got on the last train ride of the day- whew- tragedy averted.
Train ride!
emery and campbell are always willing to take on a herd of children. They make sure everyone is having fun, has their shoes tied and is getting pushed on the swings.
The trip home from Christmas-time is always a fun Tetris game.
1 comment:
Tetris indeed, it didn't appear that it could all be loaded but Spencer managed.
Agree that Emery and Campbell are wonderful with the younger children.
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