Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 03, 2012
Christmas 2011
Christmas Day we enjoyed new scooters, a new bike for me and lots of fun presents. Then we ate sticky buns and headed off to church. I sang in the choir and got asked to bear my testimony and enjoyed the lovely spirit of the day. We enjoyed our toys, some naps and some more family time. We got to see Grandma and Grandpa Summers one more time before they left town.
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Christmas Eve 2011
We spent the evening at my parents with my brothers and sisters eating soup, chili, and rolls, opening presents and letting all the little cousins run wild. We played a fun Christmas song guessing game and all had a great time!
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Christmas happenings 2011
We had a wonderful Christmas. the celebrations for us started the 23rd when we had a wonderful evening with Trent's family. We had our traditional Mexican dinner, gift exchange, pajamas from Grandma and Grandpa, nativity scene with the grandkids, me singing a solo, and Grandma reading "I Believe in Santa Claus". We love spending time together as a family and its always a treat to have Grandma and Grandpa Summers visit!
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Easter 2011 (and one hundred billion pictures)
The Saturday morning before Easter Trent was still on a campout, but our ward had a breakfast and egg hunt at the park. My brother Adam and his kids joined us and it was tons of fun. They spent most of the day with us too and the kids enjoyed playing with their cousins. Easter morning was gorgeous and we enjoyed church. I have to say that I think Easter is the most wonderful celebration. Jesus Christ lives! What could be more glorious? My kids are hard to capture all being cute at once, but I did try.
Trent- after finding the coveted "Golden Egg".
Trent counting out his winnings. Trent's parent like to entice the adults to get involved.
Trent- after finding the coveted "Golden Egg".
Trent counting out his winnings. Trent's parent like to entice the adults to get involved.
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