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Christmas Pictures from my family get together


My dad got the prettiest bowling shoes I've ever seen.

Aaron flying off a jump at Monarch.

Dad and Ethan passive aggressively protesting having their picture taken.

Brad and Cindy at R,H,&B.

Cindy and Tammy at Red, Hot, & Blue. This is a BBQ restaurant we went to for our family's Christmas activity.
Ethan, Aaron, and Tammy playing legos. My mom had them in storage and Ethan wanted them to take home to play with his friends. Hmmm...

My parents new house.
On a walk with the family and dogs. This trail is by my parents house and follows an old rail line.
Tammy and Ethan went through a lot of junk that they had in storage at my parents. My mom had also decided to give her wedding dress to the thrift store. She was very thin when she got married and no one in the family could fit her dress. We were taking one last look at it before it got donated.

We played Bible Pictionary one night. Playing with my dad was hilarious.

Monarch ski area. Aaron, my brother, and my dad went skiing on Christmas eve. The high for the day was 11 plus wind chill. They were cold.

Aaron at Monarch. I can't believe his face isn't frozen off.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Sniff, sad about your mom's dress. Better not let Grandma hear about that! Amanda barely fit in her mom's dress. Maybe you heard about how she was busting at the seams at the wedding...? Hmm, I wonder where my old leggos are?
Brittany said…
Great pics! Thanks for sharing. Looks like you guys had a wonderful time. Happy New Years!

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