It was definitely a white Christmas in Omaha this year. We left for my sister's house two days early to beat the blizzard, and it's a good thing we did. We bunked in Ames Tuesday night and did the rest of the drive Wednesday morning. The long drive was worth every minute to be able to spend 3 days with this guy. Like the rest of our niece and nephews clan, he just melts my heart! I could hug and kiss him constantly. I love it when he puts his arms up for me and says my name. Ok, maybe he's a bit young for that, but I'm sure that "Auntie Sarah" is right around the corner.
Games...you'll never believe who won! (Tom)
A baby photo shoot,
of course.
Robert bought enough king crab legs to feed the block...(he tends to go all out *smile.) They were delish.
Uncle Brent and Aunt Sara with Weston.
We missed having our other nephew,
Jacob, in this picture on Christmas morning. Scott and Nikki couldn't make it because of the weather. Boo weather.
Presents!
Reading time. With friends.
And a last minute decision to try an all natural hair mask. It made my hair super shiny and soft and smelling like vinegar.
We received a food dehydrator and an ISU sweatshirt in the $30 adult exchange. The boys made out with some pretty sweet books, toys, movies and trains. We missed Scott, Nikki and Jacob, but tried to make the most of the time the rest of us had together. I am constantly
gently reminded to be thankful for what I have been blessed with, and a loving, giving, fun family is high on that list.
Games...you'll never believe who won! (Tom)
A baby photo shoot, of course.
Robert bought enough king crab legs to feed the block...(he tends to go all out *smile.) They were delish.
Uncle Brent and Aunt Sara with Weston.
We missed having our other nephew, Jacob, in this picture on Christmas morning. Scott and Nikki couldn't make it because of the weather. Boo weather.
Presents!
Reading time. With friends.
And a last minute decision to try an all natural hair mask. It made my hair super shiny and soft and smelling like vinegar.
We received a food dehydrator and an ISU sweatshirt in the $30 adult exchange. The boys made out with some pretty sweet books, toys, movies and trains. We missed Scott, Nikki and Jacob, but tried to make the most of the time the rest of us had together. I am constantly gently reminded to be thankful for what I have been blessed with, and a loving, giving, fun family is high on that list.
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