One of our favorite traditions is Christmas breakfast with all of our grandparents. Ty and I started this tradition when Jayden and Dallin were born. We cook breakfast for all of the grandparents and "hoard" them all for ourselves for a couple of hours. They love to visit with each other. The kids love that they get the attention of so many grandparents at one time. The grandparents love to see what Santa brought to each of the kids. We are so blessed to have such awesome parents and grandparents.
Ty and my mom (Grandma Hopes)
Grandpa Hopes, Grandpa Taylor, Grandpa Jensen
Grandma Taylor and Grandma Jensen
Grandma and Grandpa Gerber
We were lucky enough to have Grandma and Grandpa Hopes come to stay at our house for the whole week before Christmas. We had so much fun sledding, shopping, baking goodies and visiting. Christmas eve, the kids opened the gifts that grandma and grandpa brought for them. The boys all recieved the funnest remote control helicoptors, whoa!! They sure looked fun until they started flying everywhere around the house bouncing off the ceiling and walls. My first thought was to take cover before they wrapped up in the girls hair! Ty had to set up a helicopter fix it shop right away when pieces started busting off of them from crashing. It was great entertainment to say the least.
Jayden and Dallin were pretty excited about getting IPods for Christmas, but I know that they enjoyed all the activity and family parties more than any electronic gadget.
As you can see they made off like "bandits".
Sadie got a doll house and furniture for her room. Aubrie loved her Nintendo DS and a cute organizer for her room. Thank goodness Ty had his tools ready because Santa brought furniture for each one of the kids rooms, he had 3 desks, 3 chairs, 2 organizers, 1 doll house, and 1 night stand to put together!
Ty and my mom (Grandma Hopes)
Grandpa Hopes, Grandpa Taylor, Grandpa Jensen
Grandma Taylor and Grandma Jensen
Grandma and Grandpa Gerber
We were lucky enough to have Grandma and Grandpa Hopes come to stay at our house for the whole week before Christmas. We had so much fun sledding, shopping, baking goodies and visiting. Christmas eve, the kids opened the gifts that grandma and grandpa brought for them. The boys all recieved the funnest remote control helicoptors, whoa!! They sure looked fun until they started flying everywhere around the house bouncing off the ceiling and walls. My first thought was to take cover before they wrapped up in the girls hair! Ty had to set up a helicopter fix it shop right away when pieces started busting off of them from crashing. It was great entertainment to say the least.
Jayden and Dallin were pretty excited about getting IPods for Christmas, but I know that they enjoyed all the activity and family parties more than any electronic gadget.
As you can see they made off like "bandits".
Sadie got a doll house and furniture for her room. Aubrie loved her Nintendo DS and a cute organizer for her room. Thank goodness Ty had his tools ready because Santa brought furniture for each one of the kids rooms, he had 3 desks, 3 chairs, 2 organizers, 1 doll house, and 1 night stand to put together!
4 comments:
This is the best! I get to see your family and catch up. My goodness, they are so big!!! When did that happen? Thanks for bloggin' with me. You and Ty are the best!
I am glad to hear that you and your family had a wonderful Christmas. It was great seeing pictures of your mom and dad too. I miss being able to see all of the family. I forget that we actually have kids that are close in age. It was great getting your card and reading about what your family has been up too. Take Care and have a very Happy New Year.
I love your blog. Thanks for mentioning it in your Christmas card. Your kids have sure grown and are such cute kids. It looks like you had fun times at Christmas! I sent you an invite to view our blog. I have loved blogging the past 1.5 years. Take care!
Did you get a picture of G-pa Gerber in his fairy costume?
if so will you please post it so i can copy it . Thank you!
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