Thursday, December 17, 2015

Tuesday, December 15, 2015

Old School


























I'm going old school now by throwing in a bunch of random photos like an old family album.  I love these kids and our crazy chaotic life.  Avery is really into make-up.  She earned a new toy yesterday and chose some new boots instead.  She insisted they be tall, black, and with heels!

Halloween 2015











So this year for Halloween, Avery made some sweet spider cookies.

Tate was a Grizz Fan.  Avery was a zombie princess of sorts.  Henry was Thomas the Train, but refused to wear the costume long enough for a picture.  He preferred handing out candy and was really on top of things watching the door for more kids.  Finley was a pea in a pod.  It was a fun holiday as this was the first time we really got a lot of trick-or-treaters.  There's also some pictures of Tate and Avery showing off what they picked out with their birthday money from nana and papa.

Sunday, December 6, 2015

Sister Snuggles





Avery is always asking to hold Finley.  She loves her so much!

It's the Little Things


 I love little hands and feet.  Henry's foot and Finley's hand.
 Oh my goodness do these kids look forward to their Playskool Nativity toy every year!  Avery has been begging for a month now to bring it out.  I got out all of our Christmas decorations and toys the day after Thanksgiving, and this toy kept them busy for a good 4 hours!
 Finley is so funny.  She has already pooped through while wearing this Storm Pooper onesie form Aunt Jenn.  The irony is not lost on us, little girl.



We had such an unexpectedly nice Thanksgiving this year, and I only have one picture to document it here.  We were hoping to visit family in Washington and Oregon, but Eric didn't have more than Thanksgiving day off, and the weather was too cold and snowy/icy to drive anyway.  So we figured that we would have a peaceful day at home with just our family instead.  As I was visiting teaching a friend in the ward, I learned that they wouldn't be traveling for the holiday, either, nor did they have any family locally.  So that's how the Holders joined us (their daughter, Ruby, is in the picture at the table).  Heather made the turkey, which was amazing, and they stayed to play some fun games with us after the meal.  Win win =)