For Christmas this year Johns parents and Uncle Mak came to visit. Not sure what Grandpa K is doing, but it looks like he is going to give Dylan a drink. Big trouble for Grandpa!

We played a fun game on Christmas Eve. You had to try and blow out a candle while being blindfolded. It was so fun! I think this will be a new tradition at our house.

Grandpa was probably the funniest. He made a complete circle in the living room.

The kids in their new jammies.

Look what santa brought!

Lexie was not so sure about the new kitty.

Dylan got a new wii game from santa.

He had a fever on Christmas and spent most of the day playing wii or sleeping.

The girls love jumping on the trampoline.

Looks like trouble for Dylan...

Now its Kaylee's turn....

We had such a great visit with all of our family over Christmas break. There truly is nothing better than family. We are so thankful for each minute we get to spend with all of them.

Where does the time go? Seriously?!

Wow! I think I just won the worst blogger award! I can't believe I haven't posted anything on here in soooo long. I guess I have been having too much fun with my little family!!! In December we were so lucky to get to go on The Polar Express train ride again. This is one of our kids favorite things to do in December. They look forward to it all year.

Here are the kiddos, so anxious to get to the North Pole.

Alyssa just loved Mrs. Claus. Mrs. Claus was pretty fond of her too :)

The kids putting in their requests.

The house is the background is Santa's workshop.

I think I accidentally snapped this picture when I was putting the camera in my coat pocket. It actually turned out pretty good!

Dylan and McKaylee just had to get a picture with daddy at the Bank of the North Pole. They thought it would be a pretty good idea for him to start working there. Then we could visit Santa all year long.

This was actually taken in downtown Caldwell. John is a member of the Chamber of Commerce in Caldwell and actually put in quite a bit of time decorating the town for Christmas.