Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Kyle's wedding
Kyle and Emily got married in the Salt Lake temple on December 30th. I was mildly dreading this trip to Utah, mostly because I'm 8 months pregnant and also because I knew Kaitlin would be a little terror after the Christmas rush finally wore off. It was actually such a fun trip. Kyle and Emily were that happy couple that made you remember your own wedding day, and it was really fun to watch them go through the whole process. Plus, I love shopping in Utah. The best part was watching Kaitlin and Ady play together (yes, that's right, play- not hit). They did so great, and they provided much entertainment to the rest of us.
Hanging out with old BYU friends
Handsome boys
More Christmas
Christmas morning 2008
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Santa brought Kaitlin a big wagon for Christmas (inspired by several zoo trips last summer). Mike and I stayed up late on Christmas eve putting the wagon together, and between trying to watch Dark Knight (way too creepy for me by the way) and really bad wagon directions, it took forever. I should point out of course that Mike was doing the assembling and I handed him a hammer occasionally. Anyway, a few hours and a lot of almost cussing later, there was a pretty green wagon waiting on Christmas morning. When we tried it out with Kaitlin in it on Christmas morning, we realized that we put it together wrong--something about leaving the washers off the wheels. So, Mike was really sweet to pull the wheels off and put it together all over again. It's perfect now, and we're so excited for some fun zoo trips this summer.
Monday, January 5, 2009
Ward Christmas Party
Michael's mom made a Santa suit a few years ago, and so Michael ends up playing Santa Clause often for ward parties and the random visitor that stops by our house/his parents' house on Christmas eve. This year Kaitlin has been so incredibly excited for Santa to come, and I wondered how she'd react to this "familiar Santa" at the ward Christmas party. Even some of the other parents around us in line were making remarks like "I hope Kaitlin doesn't scream out that it's her daddy!" I don't know how much longer we'll be able to get away with it, but she didn't make the connection at all. In fact, after the party she told me how sad she was that daddy had missed Santa.
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