Carl & I at our church Christmas dinner
The kids at Grammy's for Sunday dinner
Our church Christmas program
Caleb's class has been studying different cultures and researching their heritage. He chose to do his research paper on Papua New Guinea. Each student had a clothespin to dress up as a national from the country they were researching. Caleb used a marker to color his clothespin and we used items from around the house to dress it up. Abby made the bead necklaces with pipecleaners. Caleb made the arms out of pipecleaners and beads. He found some small leaves outside for "tanket leaves" and a scrap of fabric for a loin cloth. I gave a presentation this week in his class on PNG and took in several artifacts for the kids to see. The kids loved it and Caleb told me I was "awesome" which made my day!!
I had the privilege this week to tell the Christmas story in Abby's classroom. It was a blessing to share the beautiful story of Christmas with her 2nd grade class.
I love this time of year! I love the excitement and the anticipation! I love the lights and the Christmas music. I love the snow that is falling RIGHT now! I even love the hustle and bustle. But most of all I love the Saviour who came to earth as a baby in manger. What an awesome story!
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
A Long Post...
The girls getting ready to decorate our Christmas tree.
We turned up the Christmas music and got busy
We love pulling each ornament out of the box and remembering where it came from.
It's Beginning to Look a lot Like Christmas!
Ta-Dah!
The boys (minus Isaac) were packing up venison for our freezer, but we saved a few for them.
Carl and Caleb finishing it up
A Christmas tradition--camping out in the living room under the Christmas Tree.
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
A visit from Grandpa & Grandma
Grandpa brought his train
making cookies with grandma
I'll show you how to do it, Grandma
Caleb chose to play trains with Grandpa instead
Will these cookies EVER be done??!
We turned up the Christmas music and got busy
We love pulling each ornament out of the box and remembering where it came from.
It's Beginning to Look a lot Like Christmas!
Ta-Dah!
The boys (minus Isaac) were packing up venison for our freezer, but we saved a few for them.
Carl and Caleb finishing it up
A Christmas tradition--camping out in the living room under the Christmas Tree.
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
A visit from Grandpa & Grandma
Grandpa brought his train
making cookies with grandma
I'll show you how to do it, Grandma
Caleb chose to play trains with Grandpa instead
Will these cookies EVER be done??!
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Thanksgiving 09
We had a wonderful Thanksgiving this year. The Saturday before Thanksgiving, my family all had our turkey dinner at my brother, Robbie's home. He has a beautiful home with lots of woods for riding 4-wheelers. It was great to spend time with my family. I am so blessed and have so much to be thankful for. On Thanksgiving morning, Carl shot a doe and then we went over to spend the day at his sister, Michele's home. We had the most delicious meal and enjoyed spending time with family and friends. I didn't have my camera with me, but managed to swipe these pics from my Mom.
The cousins patiently waiting to eat
Abby & Katelyn made these leaves with fill in the blanks for us to write what we are thankful for.
Rick & Kerri ??? (is this the Christmas card pic?)
I'm so thankful for my husband
My Dad brought a bin of old photo albums. We came across some very funny pics!
Why do I get the feeling that I am the reason they are laughing!!
The cousins patiently waiting to eat
Abby & Katelyn made these leaves with fill in the blanks for us to write what we are thankful for.
Rick & Kerri ??? (is this the Christmas card pic?)
I'm so thankful for my husband
My Dad brought a bin of old photo albums. We came across some very funny pics!
Why do I get the feeling that I am the reason they are laughing!!
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