
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Sunday, December 5, 2010
25 Days of Christmas--Day 5
Day 5
Christmas Tree Farm
We have our saw
Does this hat look familiar family?
Find a Tree Henry
Will is waiting
Run Around
I said to find a Charlie Brown Tree
and here it is...

but we chose one that is a little taller, but just a little
I love these two snugglies
and I should have wore make-up
go off and be free
square hat for a square head and mouth
TIMBER!
"Hold the tree Henry"
another one bites the dust
makes me think of the Giving Tree
A Henry & Will sized tree

Good job Husband

oh and a free Candy Cane for the boy
Get 'er done guys
A fun time and a new tradition
25 Days of Christmas--Day 3
Look At Christmas Lights
Henry LOVED going to look at Christmas Lights.
This is one tradition that I vividly remember when I was little. I can remember coming home from Varsity Basketball games and asking my mom if we could look at lights on the drive to our house. Liz and I loved looking at the lights. I do not think we went far, but we always went by the Johnson's house (Mr. Johnson was my elementary school principal) because he had a huge Santa and Reindeer on the top of his house.
We are going to do this again in Salem sometime soon and definitely when we get to Arizona. Everyone game?
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
25 Days of Christmas--Day 1
So I decided to make an Advent Calendar or Christmas Countdown of my own. I wanted more than a chocolate candy (although we love those too). Last night at bath time, we talked about things we wanted to do as a family to prepare for Christmas.
And today was DAY ONE
Watching Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer after bath time
(After we read Day 1 this morning Henry, ran to the bathroom to take a bath.
Sorry bud, maybe we will start reading them at night)
Don't worry, I did not consult Martha Stewart in order to make my
Christmas Countdown.
1. I stuck big address labels that Henry and Jacob painted and markered on some wrapping paper
2. Cut them out
3. Put a number on the wrapping paper side
4. Wrote with a black Sharpie what we were doing
5. Clothes pinned them to a piece of ribbon (I used small clothes pins that I bought for my wedding)
I haven't wrote on all of them yet, just the first 7--(Henry can't read)
AND I took pressure off myself and did not feel the need to finish all 25 dates at one time I only have 10 done
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