Wednesday, December 30, 2009

We don't need a puppy....we have kids!

So I am sure that all kids love pretending to be puppies...at least mine do. Jackson taught our puppies, Alex, Dylan, and especially Griffin how to fetch today. They even learned useful tricks like sit, speak, roll over, no bite, and drop it! I know that these are skills that will come in handy their entire lives and am grateful that Jackson (AKA "Dog Whisperer") took time out of his busy schedule to teach these lessons.

I only got video of the fetching. I'm not hip enough to take the time to put it on here. Just imagine how thrilling it was.

Too bad I only got a picture of one puppy eating.
All three were gathered around the bowl at one point.

Sunday, December 27, 2009

Saturday, December 26, 2009

Christmas Eve Fun!

My mom makes the best jammies for all of her grandkiddos.

Football pants for Jackson

Cupcakes for Alex

Group photo! Everyone in their jammies


Flowers for Dylan

Group photo with Grandpa!



Froggie pants for Griffy.....sporting Corbin's stylin hat
Next party!!
Then we headed over to the Gorringe's for another Christmas Eve celebration.

Alex played the Sheep in the nativity....she insisted she was a bunny.

Dylan played an angel and Devin was Joseph


Dylan and Alex were so glad to be twinners after they opened
matching pants from Grandma Gorringe





And all gathered to behold that baby Jesus (played by baby Ryan...born last week)












Monday, December 21, 2009

We hopped on Trax and headed downtown to temple square. We have been meaning to do this activity for years and now that we don't have a little baby or I am not pregnant we went for it. It was certainly an adventure to ride on the train with four little kiddos. Alex kept asking, " I wonder when the conductor will come out."

We met up with my sister, Amber, who brought festive 3D glasses for everyone. Depending on which glasses you received you would see snowflakes, gingerbread, snowmen, or candy canes when you looked at all the lights.
This is a picture behind the glasses. Can you see the snowflakes?


At least the camera focused on something - here's the family.