Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Bowling

I found a coupon for a bowling alley near my parents house and I thought hey that would be a cheap activity...WRONG! Do you know how much bowling is these days? It was 9$ a person per game! That's more than the movies and you have to wear someone else's shoes! We ended up paying for a party pack so we could bowl for 2 hours instead of per game. I stink at bowling, but I had fun anyways. My dad had a great game with his personal best score 180!

Monday, January 3, 2011

Christmas Eve BINGO

I'm not quite sure when this tradition started but each Christmas Eve we play BINGO...which also includes awesome BINGO prizes some highlights from this year included a box of toothpicks, Zip ties, that awesome apron Hannah is wearing, root beer flavored lip balm which Nathan refused to trade, paint yourself race car piggy bank, socks, Barbie booboo ice pack and more. My mom always finds the best prizes she thinks she's being funny, but they are rather useful gifts. We also read the story of Christ's birth after one of the Elders shared a message with us and we even sang a Christmas song together.

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Christmas

Christmas Eve we went to Evan's aunt Susie's house for some yummy treats, games, singing, and even a little stand-up comedy.The nieces and nephews started an impromtu talent show, which was surprisingly entertaining and fun.Family tradition of singing carols around the piano.Opening up one Christmas Eve gift. Klinton was so cute he loved that hat and wore it almost all day long. He also was obsessed with a singing reindeer sitting in rocking chair Grandma had. All the kids had "Grandma got run over by a Reindeer" in a matter of hours.Waiting to be able to open presents. The kids had more patience than I did.

Klinton trying to take a ride on his new stuffed horse from his great-grandparents



Having the traditional after presents egg-nog toast


Evan and his brother, Patrick, singing the most requested song of the week, "Ode, to the Colorecal Surgeon" and grandma working in the kitchen, which is what she did for the entire week. Kallie keeping her new babydoll warm while we were at our Christmas day feast, KFC!!
We drove up to Salt Lake to see Evan's dad's dad on Christmas night.

The day after Christmas Evan's mom's family all came over to Grandma and Grandpa's house
Evan's mom with her sisters
The siblings
The Norby family with Grandma and Grandpa