Alright! Hello blog!
I realized that the last time I posted, it was about Thanksgiving... and now it is mid-December!
So! Here is an update:
These two cards have been going out a lot. Sometimes together, sometimes with others. But dang, don't they look happy? ;)

Above: Oliver the magician; boys sleeping with babydolls

Santa visited our township municipal building... lots of games, carols, and hot chocolate.
Below: Freaky weather-- warm!-- freezing cold!!-- and a GIANT REINDEER in our yard!
Took the kids to see Frozen. LOVED the new seats at the theatre. Also went to see the Nutcracker-- at the Paper Moon Puppet Theatre. They both got a kick out of the marionette- based production
Christmas card picture taking. A little windy. And cold. Next year, remind me to take one in October on the beach. PLEASE.
We've had THREE snowfalls, which is significant, because most years it doesn't snow much until after Christmas. With most of these snowfalls, we have rain that follows... and thus one must GET OUT THERE and PLAY IN IT as soon as possible.

Trenton is participating in a Knowledge Expo for school. His area of interest that he's decided to pursue is SNOW. Above, he tries to photograph a snowflake.

Tell me this "Google Snow" feature isn't cool!!!

Didn't flip the pic above... but they are two separate letters to Santa from Oliver. Asks for a "shiny bell" as well as a "Ghostbusters game".

Stud-muffin in his pictures for preschool, above... and getting his 5 year check-up at the doctor's.

Christmas pageant at church! Trenton had 13 lines and remembered all of them confidently! Oliver was one of the Three Kings and got to carry GOLD.

Boys at a cookie swap party for the MOMS Club. OMG every cookie was delicious! I didn't have to work too hard to convince myself that some could be considered 'breakfast bars', and eat them this morning, haha.
And finally, here are two little boys who are delighted to look out the window and see Santa noisily pass by on the fire truck. Merry Christmas anticipation!
















1 comment:
The snowflake effect is very cool! We see that just by looking our our window almost every day!
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