Christmas Day 2010

This time of year we joy in celebrating the birth and life of Christ, He is our Savior and our Redeemer.

Christmas Eve

We had a wonderful Christmas Eve with Ross's parents. We spent the evening at our home and had a wonderful meal before doing a little caroling and cookie delivering. We'll have to work on our seasonal repertory seeing the only song we all knew was Jingle Bells this year. The boys were so excited to open their gift from Grandma and Grandpa Crozier when we got home, and they looked so cute in their new pj's. And not to forget the putting out of cookies and milk for Santa. Dallin also put out some oats for Santa's reindeer, and believe it or not it was all gone in the morning.

"Deck the Halls"

I love decorating the tree, it is one of my favorite traditions during the Christmas Season. The boys had fun, and loved seeing the lights come alive. This year we opted for the Ridley's parking lot special seeing Ross has been so busy with work and we just haven't found the time to drive to the hills. I have to laugh as most of the ornaments end up mostly towards the bottom of the tree, and yes, I'm naughty and find some time later in the week to do some major rearranging.

Dear Santa

How fun to be a child at Christmas time!

Time with Dad

These are the priceless moments in life, Reed was so excited to be able to shovel the snow with his Dad. The look in his eyes and the smile on his face tells it all. We simply have been so blessed to have such wonderful children that are such a joy.

Tonsils and Adenoids

Dallin had his tonsils and adenoids taken out in November. I, being a worried mother, was nervous having him under anesthesia but luckily the surgery went really well and just like Ross said, "he'll be fine", and he was. His recovery continued to go smoothly and he thoroughly enjoyed all the 'soft foods' he was able to indulged in for the week. Thanks to all the friends and family for thinking about us, and letting Dallin know they cared.

The Daily Chore

Dallin and Reed love getting the newspaper every morning, they call it their morning chore. This particular day we had a little snow flurry and it was quite the ordeal to get ready for the task as you can see.