Tyler and Jason came to play with the girls for a little while the Friday after Thanksgiving. Allie grabbed Papa's
ipod and Tyler was content just watching her play for a very long time.
Kayla was more interested in playing with Jason and having him walk to her.
But eventually Kayla and Jason decided to see what was so fun on the
ipod.
Then Daddy and Cory got out their
ipods, and all three kids climbed on the couch with Grandma to play together. Silly kids!
Then we all left to go see
Pocatello's Christmas parade of lights. I have never gone before, and Nate said it has been forever since he went. The weather was quite warm, considering the time of year, and the kids just plopped themselves down on the street.
The floats and even some of the people were covered in Christmas lights.
But more importantly, they threw candy. As if throwing candy at kids with cars driving by isn't bad enough, let's do it in the dark. Has anyone really thought this through?
Santa of course finished up the parade.
Merry Christmas!
Kayla was more interested in playing with Jason and having him walk to her.
But eventually Kayla and Jason decided to see what was so fun on the ipod.
Then Daddy and Cory got out their ipods, and all three kids climbed on the couch with Grandma to play together. Silly kids!
Then we all left to go see Pocatello's Christmas parade of lights. I have never gone before, and Nate said it has been forever since he went. The weather was quite warm, considering the time of year, and the kids just plopped themselves down on the street. 
The floats and even some of the people were covered in Christmas lights.
But more importantly, they threw candy. As if throwing candy at kids with cars driving by isn't bad enough, let's do it in the dark. Has anyone really thought this through?
Santa of course finished up the parade.
Merry Christmas!
1 comment:
Oh my gosh, these kids are so grown up. I can't wait to see them at christmas! I hate being so far away.
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