
Tanner's house built with help from mom(notice all the yellow).
Devin's house (I think he ate more candy than went on the house.)
Hayden's house (giving instruction to dad, who helped with the icing.)
Posing with their finished houses.
Devin's house (I think he ate more candy than went on the house.)
Hayden's house (giving instruction to dad, who helped with the icing.)
Posing with their finished houses.After we finished our houses we decided to take advantage of the fact that we now live on a hill. So we went sliding down the road in front of our house. It was a lot of fun and we could really get moving. Due to the fact that the snow plow only plowed our road twice through all the snow storms and managed to get stuck both times he came up our street, it was pretty slick.
Hayden on a neighbors sled.
Tanner riding down on Devin's back.
Tanner in the snow.
Joel pushing the boys. Getting them going.
Even Ellie joined us out in the snow for a little while.For Christmas Eve dinner we have decided to try and do some sort of foreign meal, since neither Joel nor I have any real family traditions for this meal. We did a Indian noodle meal and it turned out really yummy and fun, because it was different.
Because Christmas always gets so busy with presents and things, we always tell, act out, with lots of music the Birth of Christ. We have really tried to teach our children that Christmas is a celebration of Christs birth and this is always the best part of Christmas.
Devin and Hayden playing with Christmas presents.
Helping dad with Christmas dinner.



Big blue eyes Ellie and grandpa Wilson watching the match.
Grandma Wilson and Tanner not watching the match.






































