Monday, February 15, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Valentine's Day
We pride ourselves on making our own Valentine's. The kids had a great time. We got an early start and everyone made enough for their friends.

Part of Olivia's Valentine party at school consisted of the kids tie dying baby shirts. Each child was able to dye a shirt for Miss Cyndee's new baby.

Here is Olivia with Aida, Nina and Frank.

Can you tell Sam is enjoying ALL his Valentine candy!!

Part of Olivia's Valentine party at school consisted of the kids tie dying baby shirts. Each child was able to dye a shirt for Miss Cyndee's new baby.

Here is Olivia with Aida, Nina and Frank.
Can you tell Sam is enjoying ALL his Valentine candy!!
Labels: holidays
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Sycamore Park
We met Casey, Talia, and their kids at Sycamore park in Livermore. We had a great afternoon exploring trees and eating lunch. This was the best family picture I could get!

Olivia just loves getting together with Zion. I am glad our kids are friends because Daniel and I love hanging out with their parents. Zion does have a little brother Chloë's age, so that should be fun in a few years.

Here we are exploring the sticks and dirt!


Olivia just loves getting together with Zion. I am glad our kids are friends because Daniel and I love hanging out with their parents. Zion does have a little brother Chloë's age, so that should be fun in a few years.
Here we are exploring the sticks and dirt!
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Twins
After temple babysitting we decided to go shopping for Daniel. We have not bought him new clothes for years. (Other than our moms buying him a work shirt or two for his birthday) Just so you know Daniel HATES shopping so much that before he would go into the mall he had to take a nap in the car!! So I took the older kids and went to get lunch. After Daniel and the babies woke up we got them something to eat and headed to the stores. Our best plan was to get Daniel and the kids trapped in the dressing room while I picked out clothes for him to try one. The kids were pretty good. Our best find of the day (in Sam's mind) is this blue and red rugby shirt. Sam said he had to get it because it was just like his. Then Sam insisted Daniel wear it at the same time as he did. It was so cute.
p.s. This is Chloë wild hair. I do my best to keep it up and out of her face.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Friday, January 1, 2010
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Monday, December 28, 2009
Mario Cart
This is Sam's first introduction to video games. I don't think we will be investing in a wii anytime soon, but if I say NEVER.... then it will surely happen!
Labels: Sam
Surprise
The Wilsons got a huge Christmas surprise. Their dad found tickets to the Rose Bowl!!! Ohio State vs. Oregon. They were so excited. It was also a treat for us, b/c this meant they would get to come see us for a day. We had so much fun playing with all our cousins.


Sam LOVES this race track. Lucky for Chase, Sam got his own set this Christmas!

Kate is always such a good friend.


Sam LOVES this race track. Lucky for Chase, Sam got his own set this Christmas!
Kate is always such a good friend.
Labels: Wilson
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Christmas day at home
On 'Christmas Eve' we acted out Luke 2 and Poppie Mikie read us "Twas the Night Before Christmas." It was a wonderful night. I hope to repeat in the future. Here is Sam as a Wise man.

We woke up Christmas morning to wonderful surprises under the tree.


This was the best picture I had of our wonderful Christmas dinner. Maybe Todd will have a photo for me.

We woke up Christmas morning to wonderful surprises under the tree.
This was the best picture I had of our wonderful Christmas dinner. Maybe Todd will have a photo for me.
Labels: christmas
Friday, December 25, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Christmas in St. George
Our Family in the Red Rock (of St. George, Utah) 2009

This year we were lucky enough to have 2 Christmases. As soon as Olivia's school was over we began the 11 hour drive down and over to St. George to visit Grandma Ann and Great Grandpa Jack. The kids are really great in the car on these long trips. They don't even watch that many videos. I am glad we trained them from when they were young to endure these trips. This makes these kinds of long trips much more tolerable with the kids behaving so nicely.

Great Grandpa Jack is living with Ann for a while as he recovers from his surgery and a MINOR stroke. Olivia had to show him all her artwork that she brought on the trip.
The first thing the kids wanted to do when we arrived in St. George was to go to "the purple tent with the slides", AKA the indoor swimming pool. We were able to do this 2 of the days.

Ann lives in a wonderful neighborhood. They always have block parties. This block party was a lot of fun. Neighbors brought out their fire rings and we roasted marshmallows and made s'mores. Sam just loved the fire. I had a least 6 marshmallows!

The other activity that was great was this little boat that someone was pulling behind their truck. They were blasting Christmas music from their speakers. This was their way of caroling. Definitely a southern Utah Christmas.

Hi Dad and his big girls!

Wednesday night we went to a Nativity play at the Tuacahn theater. Before the Luke 2 reading we went on this train ride and after the reading we had HOT Cocoa and listened to some ladies with wonderful voices sing Christmas songs. The kids liked all 3 parts of this evening. Daniel and I are so blessed with such great kids. I loved watching Luke 2 with the kids, but it was also very rewarding to watch the kids drink their cocoa and listen to the singers.

This was our 'Christmas morning' at Grandma Ann's house. A tradition I love is making cinnamon rolls for Christmas morning. yum yum

Lula had fun exploring everyone's presents.

Just before this picture was taken, Olivia realized we were leaving. She always gets very sad when it is time to leave her grandmas' houses. She has such a tender heart.

This year we were lucky enough to have 2 Christmases. As soon as Olivia's school was over we began the 11 hour drive down and over to St. George to visit Grandma Ann and Great Grandpa Jack. The kids are really great in the car on these long trips. They don't even watch that many videos. I am glad we trained them from when they were young to endure these trips. This makes these kinds of long trips much more tolerable with the kids behaving so nicely.
Great Grandpa Jack is living with Ann for a while as he recovers from his surgery and a MINOR stroke. Olivia had to show him all her artwork that she brought on the trip.
The first thing the kids wanted to do when we arrived in St. George was to go to "the purple tent with the slides", AKA the indoor swimming pool. We were able to do this 2 of the days.
Ann lives in a wonderful neighborhood. They always have block parties. This block party was a lot of fun. Neighbors brought out their fire rings and we roasted marshmallows and made s'mores. Sam just loved the fire. I had a least 6 marshmallows!
The other activity that was great was this little boat that someone was pulling behind their truck. They were blasting Christmas music from their speakers. This was their way of caroling. Definitely a southern Utah Christmas.
Hi Dad and his big girls!
Wednesday night we went to a Nativity play at the Tuacahn theater. Before the Luke 2 reading we went on this train ride and after the reading we had HOT Cocoa and listened to some ladies with wonderful voices sing Christmas songs. The kids liked all 3 parts of this evening. Daniel and I are so blessed with such great kids. I loved watching Luke 2 with the kids, but it was also very rewarding to watch the kids drink their cocoa and listen to the singers.
This was our 'Christmas morning' at Grandma Ann's house. A tradition I love is making cinnamon rolls for Christmas morning. yum yum
Lula had fun exploring everyone's presents.
Just before this picture was taken, Olivia realized we were leaving. She always gets very sad when it is time to leave her grandmas' houses. She has such a tender heart.
Labels: christmas, Grandma Ann
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