Sunday, February 1, 2009
Happy New Year!
We celebrated the New Year at a New Year's Eve service at Nana and Papa's church, then came back to their house to wait for the clock to strike midnight.
Micah and Ashlyn at the church
Micah and Josiah were quite excited about being able to stay up until midnight. Then the excitement only increased once the realized that once that big ball dropped, we were going outside to bang pans and yell. Micah couldn't believe we were actually encouraging him to yell and run around crazy!
More Fun in the Snow
Finally, the next few posts will have the rest of the pictures from Christmas. Here are all the cousins enjoying the snow in Nana and Papa's front yard...
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Christmas in Idaho
In the midst of all the fun in the snow, we also got to celebrate Christmas again, this time with the whole family! It was the first time since Ashlyn and Joshua were born that we were all able to be together. It was a full house, but that made it all the more fun...
Jasmine and Ashlyn all dressed up for church
Ashlyn learned to "patty-cake" on Christmas Eve. It got so much attention from everyone that she just kept on doing it over and over!
Reading Pilgrim's Progress with Nana and Papa
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow...
We were very excited to arrive in Idaho and see snow on the ground! And then it got even better when it snowed and snowed and snowed for several days in a row. Nathan and Micah spent most of our first week here, out in the snow. Ashlyn and I even joined in a few times.

Tubing in the snow...
Checking out the current weather from the upstairs window
As soon as he got bundled up, Micah was eager to get outside and bury his head in the snow
He thought it was so funny!
Tubing around the yard behind Papa's tractor
Taking a break to get someone out of the ditch
The boys spent hours piling up snow to make a slide to go tubing on
But they continued to have fun in the midst of their work
And once they finished, all that work was worth it
They also built an ice cave in one of the snow drifts
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