2 posts tagged “christmas”

Well since my last post I have been hitting the books pretty hard. I passed A&P1 as well as my math course with an A, so that's good. I'm in A&P2 and English now, and I expect the same grade when it's all said and done. I'm trying to do my best as the nursing program that I'm doing these prerequisites for only has a few spots, and entry is competetive. Also Frank was in the Denver Parade of Lights with his high school marching band and we set up the twins for their prekindergarden assessments.

Without further ado, pictures...

 

This is obviously the twins. They've found a new way to play 'Hungry, Hungry Hippos'.

Christmas Eve we went sledding! Here's Dad and Langdon after a trip down the hill.

Sara waiting patiently for her turn. (We only have a couple crappy sleds that they have to share. For some reason, even though we're in Colorado, by the time we think to go looking for sleds they're all gone. I think maybe I'll start looking this next summer....)

At the bottom you can see Kev, Langdon, and Frank.

Trevor getting ready to try his luck on the sled. He had a blast, even going down on his tummy.

And here he is on his tummy!

Langdon making a snow angel. (Pardon my glove in the upper left corner.)

Logan trying to keep warm in the cold. I think it was around twenty degrees or so.

Frank on Christmas morning. He loves the new shirt he received. :-)

Logan eating the traditional 'Christmas Pizza'.

Sara with her new rollout piano.

Langdon with the toy he asked Santa for multiple times. He was telling everyone within earshot how badly he wanted this robot.

And finally, Trevor happily playing with his new Hotwheels cars and tracks. Merry Christmas everone. I hope Santa was good to you as well. :-)

Sara & Trevor, playing with a massager.

 

Langdon & Trevor with their new jammies.

 

Kev with his new Santa undies and matching hat!

 

Logan, at diner after having waaaaay too much soda.

 

The ever elusive teenager, Frank, actually caught on film.

 

 And finally Langdon amid a rather large pile of wrapping paper.