Here are Jessica, Mark, Frank and my dad anxiously awaiting the re-enactment of the Nativity.
The whole crew...Addie and Ladd decided not to particpate and my brother-in-law Doug begged to be Joseph, so the numbers worked out perfectly.
Who needs a hill when Grandpa will push us down the driveway?
Christmas Morning
All of Dave's siblings were somewhere else this year, so it was just us with his parents and Mimi. It was quiet, but really nice. Addison was spoiled by Grandma and Grandpa.
Dave and I are her parents, so she will have to learn to save and budget money. You can never learn too early. She got her first piggy bank.
Four Generations
Later Christmas Day we drove to my sister Rachel's house in Heber for some snowmobiling. It turned out to be a really stormy day and super cold, so no one wanted to even go outside. We ended up staying in and eating soup. The guys played Dance Dance Revolution and I'm proud to report that Dave's clogging lessons at Rick's College paid off. He had the high score. We also played Celestial Mates with all the couples, which was more fun than I expected. I'm so glad I got to see my family a little bit more before we had to go home. I apparently am too relaxed and busy talking when with my family because I took almost no pictures with them.
Addison playing the Wii (but not really). She had so much fun with Savannah. She kept talking about her for at least a week after we got back.
Grandma and Grandpa reading to Addie our last night in Utah.
So that was our trip. I threw in this last picture because I've been pretty impressed with how good Addison has been at playing by herself since we've been back. Maybe she's finally learning to play on her own a bit. I found her like this a few days ago. I think she was telling her animals stories, probably about our trip.