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I am still a scrapbooker at heart, so I will scrapbook Christmas for you all to see.  But, here are a few pictures of the cousins all together, on both sides of the family.  There is also one of Brendan and me.

A few days after Christmas, I got a little laugh from Brendan.  He was sitting behind the fridge and leaning out to see me.  After a few times, he would start to giggle every time he peeked around the corner.  Oh, and Brendan picked Christmas day to start crawling.  A few days after Christmas, I removed our tree skirt, the train that goes around the bottom of the tree, and raised all the ornaments to a few feet off the ground.

Marissa’s kindergarten class had a Christmas program just before the break.  Our favorite part was when one song said, “Thirty-two feet and eight little tails of white…” because at this point all the kids turned around and shook their little white tails.  Marissa was very proud to be in a program and actually stand on the stage.  You can see Marissa on the far left.

As is our tradition, we went to the Lindon City party to see Santa come on a fire engine.  Brendan went from bewildered, to upset, to wondering why we were all calling his name so that we could get a picture on Santa’s lap.  The picture shown here is the happiest he got.  Both kids asked Santa for a bakugan shooter, and Marissa put in a good word for an easy bake oven to show up either at Grandma or Nana’s.  Afterwards, we got a picture of everyone on the fire engine.  We had lots of good pizza while there.

Savanna has always liked the snow and of course being out in it! I got her a snow suit and turned her loose. She has a blast trudging through the snow and making snow balls, but the funniest part was when she would kneel down, plant her face in the snow and take a bite! What a weirdo!

We had a wonderful Christmas as always, although the whole season has seemed to just fly by. We had a lot of fun leading up to Christmas attending all the parties and family fun. We went to the Lindon City tree lighting and hot chocolate at Nana’s, the Spanish Fork Christmas Light Parade, a Christmas story time at our library, our annual party with our friends, and two times to the mall to ride the train. Savanna was too scared to actually see Santa, but that’s alright! My mom came over on Christmas Eve and gave Savanna her new kitchen! She also got new food and dishes for it and has a ton of fun! Everything was great and now I am looking forward to resting for a spell!