Christmas 2008

We had so much fun the week of Christmas.  We were able to go up to Heber to visit Lonnie's grandparents.  This was the first time that our children got to see and play in snow.  They loved it!  Here are just a few of our favorite pictures!  

Setting the scene...

Thanks to Uncle Brent mommy was finally in a picture!

I think that the look on Lonnie's face says it all!

Brent, Candice, Grandma and Grandpa Durham were so kind to come to our house!  Thanks guys!

Little Miss Saige.

Our baby!  What a stud!

Grandpa Moffitt made necklaces and bracelets for the girls!  I love the expression on both of their faces!

Snow...ooh!

Uncle Brent had some fun too!

Love the look on Mason's face.
and Michelle's too.

The scenery was gorgeous!  I took this shot early one morning.  Love it!

Aunt Candice getting Saige with a snowball.

"Look mommy...snow!"

"I cold mommy."

Cousin Kyan. 

Uncle Brent got Mason this leave blower with goggles.  Mason LOVED it!

More presents!

One of my absolute favorite picture of all time of Mr. Mason!

Michelle just got Uncle Brent with a snowball.  Love her face...she knows she just nailed him! Good job Michelle!

Can you feel the love?

What's Up?

Grandma Moffitt with her two youngest grandchildren, Lola and Gage.

the boys...
I hope that everyone had a wonderful Christmas.  We are so lucky and blessed to have such wonderful families.  Thanks everyone!

Guess to win!

Okay, so this is horrible that this post is coming before any Christmas posts but I have so many photos to edit.  I promise there will be another post of Christmas and the snow later today!

Let's get down to business.  I had one of these growing up and finally made one for each one of my girls.  Do you know what they are?  Leave a comment and take a guess!  I will make one for which one of you guesses correctly.  If more than one of you guess what this is I will place all of your names in a hat and pick a winner on Monday morning! 

This one is Saige's...

This one is Michelle's...

Good Luck!!!

One of My Favorites

Oh, the sacredness!  I finished up editing Kamala's Senior Photos this evening and I loved this one.  She was so cute and brought her "Kam Kelley Bag" full of goodies!  Two of the things she brought were her scriptures, obviously, and her Young Women's Medallion.  I know how hard Kam had to work to receive her Medallion.  She has been blessed with one heck of an awesome family!  I know her parents are so proud of her and all that she has accomplished!  Thanks so much Kam for a wonderful photo shoot!

Co-op

I have been wanting to participate in a co-op now for a while.  Through my brilliant friend, Jaime, I have now found one.  The website is www.BountifulBaskets.org.  I picked up my first basket a couple of weeks ago and my children and I loved it!  

Just thought that I would share in case anyone else is interested.  ***Please note that for pick up this Saturday orders must be in by tonight at 10:00!***

Enjoy and thanks Jaime!

I'm FREE...

from shopping that is.  It is official.  I am done shopping for Christmas.  Pathetic I know but next year I am going to shop for Christmas every month.  

One Year and Counting!

Well, today officially marks the one year anniversary of Sister Kristen Moffitt being on her mission.  It is so hard to believe that one year ago we sent her off at the MTC.  What an emotional day that was!  Let's just say that the next missionary in our family should be my son, Mason.  I can definitely wait!  It has been such a tremendous blessing to our family to have her serving the Lord!  It has been awesome to see her grow so much!  She is one amazing individual and we are so proud of her and what she is doing!  Let the countdown begin to her coming home!!!!!

Goals #72 and #93 Done!

#72: help Michelle learn her part for the Primary Program

Okay, so the Primary Program was actually back on November 16th.  A little bit late but nonetheless, she knew her part.  It was, "Jesus loves me".  It was too cute.  The Primary Presidency had the children each color/draw on the front of the Sacrament Meeting Program.  So of course we kept one for the scrapbook!

#93: feed the missionaries

Lonnie and I had the missionaries over for dinner last night.  It is so good to have their wonderful spirits in our home.  It was really good for the children to see them in action, especially because we pray all of the time for them and we talk about how Aunt Kiki is serving her mission.  The children were really well behaved...we were shocked but very thankful.  Anyone who has or knows a child with sensory issues, especially when it comes to food, knows what a nightmare dinner time can be.  

Two goals down and a ton left to do!  Seems like a lot of the ones left have to do with losing weight.  That's starting after the new year!  

Although I did give up my coke addiction...but now I have an Advil addiction! :)