Last night the young adults of our ward (known as the Young Men and Young Women) put together a Christmas workshop for the primary children (ages 3-12) - it was organized chaos but the children loved it! They made cookies, an ornament, visited with Santa, and participated in a live nativity where they dressed up and acted out part of the Christmas story. They were pretty wound up by the time the workshop ended! It was neat to see the young people work together and with the little ones.
Since the last post, we've had lots of snow, lots of rain, another trip to Colorado, and madness preparing for Christmas. The countdown continues until we head to my parent's house for Christmas! (1 week) Here are a few pictures to catch you up:
Our first snow - like 6 inches! I had no boots that fit, so she is wearing Albertsons bags on her feet. She wasn't too sure what to think of the wet, white stuff.
Who doesn't love a naked baby in the tub?
While in Fort Collins a second time - Steve and I attended a seminar on the use of low level laser therapy - we visited the Embassy Suites for a view of their Christmas trees. The community gets together and donates a decorated tree which is displayed all season. They even had a life sized gingerbread house! Complete with dog house for Max. The specs are listed below.
The detail was impressive!
We hope the holidays are bringing each of you joy!
