I'm sitting here, looking at our Christmas tree, feeling sad, and wondering how much longer I can leave it up before people start looking at me weird..
I LOVE my husband for being brave and taking time out of his busy studying to put Christmas lights on our roof. He was hanging off the side of the roof at one point. Ignore the hanging off 0 in "109"
The Eagers hosted a wonderful Christmas party. We were so excited we showed up a half hour early. No, really we were just confused. Here's our gingerbread house..
We spent Christmas and new years in California, during which I took this many pictures: 0. Except the ones at Sea world, which I decided are for a different post. We took lots of videos tho, someday someone will enjoy those (maybe?).It was fabulous tho. We played games till we could no longer stand the sight of wheat, bricks and sheep. We ate, and ate, and ate, opened presents (all wonderful), and then ate some more. Chandler and Ghrendal (my mom's dog) are now fabulous friends, and all we want is a puppy friend of our own. Then we drove 20 hours to our home in Portland, and we're tying to readjust to life without all the people.
2009 flew by, I wonder what 2010 will bring us.
Happy New Year!
2 comments:
I wish I could say it is only after the Holidays I feel those extra pounds. It was great to see you at church while you were down.
I love this post! It describes exactly how i feel after two weeks of overeating in Utah, and trying to readjust to life without all the people. :) We are glad that the Barnettes had a nice Christmas.
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