Sayings

I was reading a blog that does nothing but record his daughter's cute little sayings. Wish I had thought of doing something like that when my kids were little but then there was no such thing as a blog. Still I should have written them down somewhere but since I didn't I think I will begin making a record of my grandkids sayings. The first one that comes to mind is from Noah. His mom was telling him to eat his dinner and then he could have dessert. Noah told her he was full. Ok she says that's fine. Then Noah asks for dessert. Mom says but you said you're full, remember? Noah proceeds to tell her that "his dessert stomach is not full. " You have to love their logic.

Christmas Parade

It wouldn't seem like Christmas if we didn't go to the Christmas parade in our little town. I love it and love being in a small town. I love the single high school band, the athletes on their own floats, the cheerleaders even down to the youngest ones, seeing people you don't see much during the year because everyone comes out for the parade, Santa on the square (yes we have a town square) and all the decorations. I love it.

Just a little bit of Christmas

Just a little bit of Christmas building our gingerbread houses.

 

Kristie's wedding

When Jess was about 4 years old, at the top of her Christmas list she wished for a real baby sister. I told her that probably was not going to happen. She then proceeded to tell her Sunday School teacher that we were having a baby. I set that conversation straight immediately! No we were not having another baby. Not too many years after that her Sunday School teacher had a beautiful baby girl which Jess fell instantly in love with. These two have been close most of their lives as Jess felt she had gotten her wish for a baby sister. This young lady, Kristie, got married this past weekend and Jess was the Maid of Honor. So special for them so I just had to post some pictures. Oh and Noah and a friend were the "ring bearers" although walking just in front of Kristie, they actually carried a sign in that said "Here comes the love of your life" and carried it back out walking in front of the couple, the other side said "And they lived happily ever after".