We have had a busy Christmas season. Luke was invited to a friends house to decorate cookies. He had a great time playing, eating lunch and icing cookies with Reid and Deacon. We went to Southern Lights, which the boys loved. We got to feed and pet animals in the petting zoo. We also waited in a very long line to visit with Santa. Jeremy took Luke to his first UK basketball game. They made it to half time and then headed home. We have been busy, but it was lots of fun. We are looking forward to some down time.
Luke, Deacon and Reid ready to decorate cookies.
Joseph enjoying a cookie.
Luke decorated a gingerbread house at Mom's Day Out. He was suppose to eat it afterwards but he was to proud of his that we had to bring it home. (It fell down during
the ride home.)
Looking at the lights at Southern Lights.
Joseph enjoyed the lights. He smiled, giggled and said "
waaaaaa." (That is his way of saying Wow!) He is so much fun.
Feeding the animals carrots. Luke would give each animal only one carrot. If you have ever been to a petting zoo, you know that the animals follow you around and try to get more food. Luke would tell each animal that kept begging, "I already gave you one!" and "Only one carrot!".
It is hard to tell since Joseph was so bundled up, but he loved seeing the animals.
This camel thought Joseph looked delicious. He gave Joseph some kisses on his face. Then went for Luke.
Family photo. Right after the picture Luke slipped in the mud. He was very upset and thought Santa would be mad at him. You can see the mud in those pictures.
Waiting in a very long line to see Santa with Nona. We got a little silly.
Keeping this one busy and happy was
a little more challenging, but it was all worth it.
Luke gave Santa his list: an orange castle with knights and dragons, tennis racket, tennis balls, super
heros and books. (See the mud on Luke's pants.)
Santa talking to Joseph. Luke told Santa that Joseph wanted books and clothes.
Joseph realized he didn't know this guy and wasn't too sure about him. Right after I snapped the picture, Jeremy jumped in to save Joseph.
Helping Daddy build our first fire at our new house.
The boys before the UK Basketball game. Luke enjoyed some popcorn, the fireworks and watching the guys play basketball. He was ready to leave five minutes into the game. Jeremy brought him home at half time.
Luke, Deacon and Reid ready to decorate cookies.
Joseph enjoying a cookie.
Luke decorated a gingerbread house at Mom's Day Out. He was suppose to eat it afterwards but he was to proud of his that we had to bring it home. (It fell down during the ride home.)
Looking at the lights at Southern Lights.
Joseph enjoyed the lights. He smiled, giggled and said "waaaaaa." (That is his way of saying Wow!) He is so much fun.
Feeding the animals carrots. Luke would give each animal only one carrot. If you have ever been to a petting zoo, you know that the animals follow you around and try to get more food. Luke would tell each animal that kept begging, "I already gave you one!" and "Only one carrot!".
It is hard to tell since Joseph was so bundled up, but he loved seeing the animals.
This camel thought Joseph looked delicious. He gave Joseph some kisses on his face. Then went for Luke.
Family photo. Right after the picture Luke slipped in the mud. He was very upset and thought Santa would be mad at him. You can see the mud in those pictures.
Waiting in a very long line to see Santa with Nona. We got a little silly.
Keeping this one busy and happy was a little more challenging, but it was all worth it.
Luke gave Santa his list: an orange castle with knights and dragons, tennis racket, tennis balls, super heros and books. (See the mud on Luke's pants.)
Santa talking to Joseph. Luke told Santa that Joseph wanted books and clothes.
Joseph realized he didn't know this guy and wasn't too sure about him. Right after I snapped the picture, Jeremy jumped in to save Joseph.
Helping Daddy build our first fire at our new house.
The boys before the UK Basketball game. Luke enjoyed some popcorn, the fireworks and watching the guys play basketball. He was ready to leave five minutes into the game. Jeremy brought him home at half time.
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