
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Saying Goodbye to Grandma Ruby

Temple Square
We bundled the kids up and went to Temple Square to see the lights before Christmas. It was so beautiful and fun for the kids to see not only the lights, but the Salt Lake Temple and the beautiful sights around Temple Square. I was cold, and chaotic at times, as it is with a bunch of small children, but it was a good memory we will always cherish. We are so blessed to have such a beautiful place to let our kids learn about our Savior and the Gospel that is so close to us. We stopped in the middle and asked someone to hurry and snap a shot of us, which is not easy with 11 people, 5 of them being children... and the guys are just as hard to get to smile as the children! But the family shot turned out pretty good!! They went out as our Christmas card this year. We hope your holidays were just as wonderful. The Holiday season always makes me realize how incredibly blessed we are.
Thanksgiving
This year we decided to have a good old fashioned Thanksgiving at home. Candice & Rachel came up the night before Thanksgiving and we made pies while the grandkids decorated and ate sugar cookies. Poor little Alyvia fell and broke her nose on my stairs a week or two before, and she looked like our little Avatar. We had my Mom over and Aleese, my niece came with her, her parents Jeff & Kris were in St. George and she had to work so she was at home by herself. We were thrilled to have her spend the day with us! We ate until we couldn't eat another bite, and watched Christmas movies. It was so nice to have a traditional holiday at our home with the family.
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