We decided to stay home for Thanksgiving this year so we had a 2 families (Walkers and Johnsons) that were "homeless" too come over to eat with us! I cooked the turkey, rolls, sweet potatoes and stuffing. The turkey was a little dry I thought but everything was so fun with the families to share it with!
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Thanksgiving
Posted by Laura at 3/02/2011 03:35:00 PM 0 comments
Labels: Thanksgiving
Friday, January 30, 2009
Hello Again :)
So, as usual, I'm slightly behind with things! Hope everyone had a great Dec. and now Jan.!! Instead of saying tons, here are some pics from the last few months (from Thanksgiving through Jan.) !
My first Thanksgiving dinner (and we didn't even get sick:)!


Harrison trying the ignore the big man in red.
Gingerbread house decorating with some friends--I think Harrison consumed his body weight in candy by sitting in his seat and just eating for a straight hour!! Looks a little loopy to to me!




Just in time before he tore off the hat :)
Loves his Daddy!
Ry's family Christmas Eve
Christmas morning
Sledding in 20 weather with wind wan't Harrison's favorite thing. I tried to take him again and he flatly refused to get near the edge--the things we make our kids do...
Kevin and Audrey--Another sister for me !!!
Horse riding lessons
brothers and cousins

Harrison's first snowman--he loved it! And actually left the gloves on half the time.
snow snow and yes, snow...I wanted to make it down to Provo to see some friends (sorry everyone!) but it snowed almost everday and not just a little! I never made it past Salt Lake!!
Thanksgiving was nice to do things ourselves with our own little family! Then for Christmas we had so much fun relaxing but really couldn't do much because it snowed so much up there in Bountiful (and I guess most the state!). So we hung out with Ryan's family and then mine while they were there for the wedding and then stayed and relaxed some more while thinking how nice it would be to be back in the 60s in Ca! Posted by Laura at 1/30/2009 11:00:00 PM 9 comments
Labels: Christmas, Thanksgiving


