Do you remember

the peanut butter bars topped with chocolate that they use to serve in school lunches? I've been searching for that recipe for EVER and finally found it. They are oh so delicious and I'm a very happy girl.

The End.

Fa La La La La

A month later and my kids are still in the Christmas spirit. Maybe it's just cause I'm his mom, but I think this is pretty cute and hilarious.

I think I better add that this was not filmed in our house--it was a hotel. I do not have yellowish/greenish puke carpet.

Fee - Fi- Fo- Fum

Someone's been playing with my camera's........bum?

Shhhhhh

Do not tell Dale that Johnson basked in the sun on our bed while he was away today. It never happened.

LIGHTS!

For the week of New Years we usually go to Springville to spend time with my family because we spend Christmas in Vernal with Dale's family. This year, we went a day early and spent the night in Salt Lake to check out the zoo lights. They're super cool and I highly recommend going. It's not free-- I think it was 20 dollars for our family to go, but well worth it. It was a nice change from going to Temple Square.

Snowy Days

Christmas

These pictures are a mixture of Christmas morning and Christmas Eve. Blogger confuses me and I can never get the pictures in the order that I'd like. Oh well.
We had a nice holiday.

Dylan finding what Santa brought. This year Santa came to the toy room instead of the living room, so Christmas morning, Dylan came downstairs to the tree and when he saw nothing was there, he was really disappointed. We appreciated that Santa thought about us parents and left the toys where they belong. We have a tree upstairs, too, so it worked out beautifully.

Wow! Santa left a fire station!

We decided that Santa might like a change from cookies so we shook it up a little.

Christmas Eve. Nativity. Cousin, MaKalynn.