Yay! It's Christmas time! It's so fun to see Curley get excited about Christmas and the festivities! We went to a party at "This is the Place" park. Curly loved riding the train (see picture) and she LOVED the live nativity. She keeps asking me if we can go see baby Jesus and the "baa-sheep" on the farm.
We had our first big snowstorms last week. Enough snow to actually make something. Curly insisted that she didn't want to wear a coat and she was pretty sure that you wear snowpants with nothing underneath... that didn't last long. She and Fisher made a snowball lantern - something Fisher learned on his mission in Finland. You make a whole bunch of snowballs and stack them into sort of an igloo shape with windows between each ball. Then you light a candle inside it. It was really pretty.
Fisher completed his last final on Tuesday. We are now more than half way done with Physical therapy school! Only 1 1/2 years to go! We immediately headed to Rexburg so that we could see my cute sister come home from her mission! Amberlee and I designed lovely shirts for us to wear using masking tape. Jeniel looked great. She was very happy and smiley. I am sure the people in New Jersey will miss her a lot!
This morning she was up early (thanks to the time difference), which was great for us when Curley got up at 5:30 a.m. Jeniel happily took her upstairs and entertained her.
3 comments:
How fun to have snow and have your sister back! I don't really miss the snow in Mississippi but will be glad to be in the Burg for Christmas. Cause it is not the same without snow!
Oh Elaine "A" is so gorgeous...I can't get enough of those curls! I love what you all did to your clothes... It's awesome she served a mission and I'm sure it's nice to have her back.
Yea for Jeniel being home! It's okay to not like everything about your child. I mean, part of their survival is to do things differently than you do them. It's how they figure out who they are. I just try to remember to pray every day for patience beyond my own because I sure need it! It's a good thing we love them so much. They love us so much too.
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