Tuesday, December 13, 2022
Sunday, December 11, 2022
End of November, Early December 2022 Photos
This is the first 2000 piece puzzle that our kids have done. They finished it quickly, and enjoyed the work.
This is a goose egg that went into our orange rolls on Thanksgiving. It was so dark and rich and equals 4 chicken eggs.
Anya in the morning chatting with her sisters.
Rachel in the morning chatting with her sisters.
Rachel and Anya and Arwen in bed together.
The parakeets, AnnaBanana, and Charles
Sam picked out this Christmas tree and we were lucky because it was the last one in the store. He really loved the flocking and now that we have it, I am actually liking it better than the traditional fake tree.
This is Johnny taking spinning Eliza.
Eliza knows about the camera now and she will smile when it is pointed at her.
Gideon has spent hours and hours building with legos and he has gotten pretty good. In the bottom picture you can see the little ship that he built of his own design.
All of these beautiful leaves are in our own yard. We have such a beautiful yard. I feel blessed every time I walk out into it.
I just like these pictures. I think that they were watching a movie here. We do not have an actual tv, but we have computers and watch more tv than we should through those.
The above picture is another reason why I love where we live. We can see so many more stars here than in any other place we have lived.
Joseph was playing around with putting different colors over the flash of the camera.
The kids caught this mouse. We have always had a mouse problem.
I washed all of this laundry in the bathtub and we hung it out over two lines to dry and when the kids brought it in to fold and put away, they were so astonished at how much laundry that we had, that they photographed it.
The local church stake put together a beautiful nativity display for the community to come and veiw.
The kids found this hideous thing in the house and let it out free.
Eliza climbed up and fetched John's dark chocolate bar and this is how we found her.
This is our house, 15 degrees from true north.
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