Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Snowy Fun
This tree just started growing in our snow pile. I looked out the window and Lincoln had replanted our christmas tree in the back yard.
Christmas
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Grandma & Grandpa are here!!
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Christmas with a three year old!
Lincoln and I both had a chance to go shopping with Madelyne one on one. We were looking for gifts for each other and Madee needed to find a gift for Mommy and Daddy as well. Its funny the things she decided were just the best gifts for us. Like when we went into the cosmetic part of target Madee insisted that Daddy would love this glittery sparkling makeup box. Silly girl. She usually suggested things she would absolutely love. The other funny thing about Madee is she has a very hard time keeping secrets. We do our best to persuade her to keep the gift a secret and not tell Daddy or me what was bought. It does not take much though. Lincoln asked a few simple questions last year and the beans were spilled. At least He acted surprised. She still has a hard time keeping secrets. Oh the joys of Three year olds.
Saturday, December 20, 2008
My Beautiful Hat and Scarf!
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Snow Snow Finally In Provo
Madee making a snow ball. We tired for a Snowman but lugging 18 pounds of Sam around and trying to help a little girl make a snowman is a lot of work. Oh well we got Two snowballs for our effort. Snow is so Fun to play in.
Walking in a winter Wonderland
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Madee and Sam
Anyway enough observing. You be the judge!
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Our Tradition
THE CHRISTMAS PICKLE LEGEND
In Old World Germany,The Last
decoration placed on the Christmas
tree was a pickle -carefully
hidden in the branches.
Legend says that the one who
found the pickle on Dec 25
would be blessed with a year of
good fortune and a special gift!
This tradition encourages children
to appreciate all the beautiful
ornaments on the tree, rather then
rushing to see what Santa has left
for them.
In Old World Germany,The Last
decoration placed on the Christmas
tree was a pickle -carefully
hidden in the branches.
Legend says that the one who
found the pickle on Dec 25
would be blessed with a year of
good fortune and a special gift!
This tradition encourages children
to appreciate all the beautiful
ornaments on the tree, rather then
rushing to see what Santa has left
for them.
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