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December 2016

This month Brayden turned 7 and Kaitlyn turned 11. They each had their own birthday parties. One was Ninja Turtles and one had Shopkins. Can you tell which one had which theme?

We enjoyed having Dad home for part of the month. He had to leave and it was hard to say goodbye (or) see you soon!!

We visited family in Utah for Christmas. During our visit we went to a Jazz game, saw the lights at Temple Square, went to Scheels, and enjoyed all the family parties.

Staci had her first New Years away from the family. She went to a Stake Youth dance all night until midnight and counted in the new year with family.

Dad got settled into his new home and has an amazing view.
njoyed all the family parties.

Staci had her first New Years away from the family. She went to a Stake Youth dance all night until midnight and counted in the new year with family.

Dad got settled into his new home and has an amazing view.

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