With a fun trip North for a long weekend with Grandma & Grandpa Christiansen. We had a lot of ideas on what we all wanted to do. We just needed to be flexible and patient with each other to be successful. Neither one of these are we very successful with. We are determined to do our best and have fun.
We are all packed, loaded up into the Hummer, and we were off.
Check out who is driving... Rylee was brave enough to tackle the task of driving the Hummer. On I-15 with a lot of big trucks speeding by. She did great!!! |
Reganne & Grandpa Chris After a long trip ir was nice being greeted with open arms and plenty of hugs. |
It was now time to check out the Christmas lights downtown. As we drove down State Street Ryder was so excited to see all of the sports car. He almost jumped out of the car while moving when we passed the Ferrari Dealership. This boy is crazy for cars!!! We finally made it to Temple Square and the crowds were already crazy. A quick vote was taken to drive around instead of fighting the crowds. One more pass down State Street for Ryder.
Let's check out the Festival of Lights in Spanish Fork before heading home.
It was an exhausting first day full of driving, food, and family.
Not a great picture of all the light displays. The only thing that would have made it better was snow. |
Sunday arrived and along with it the missing snow from the night before. Dave & Ryder found snow shovels in Grandpa's garage and began the daunting task of shoveling the walks. The large white fluffy flakes coming down meant more shoveling before church.
This year our Santa picture came from the Cabela's Santa and judging from their faces he passed the test without waiting in the crazy lines at the Dickens Festival. We spent the afternoon hanging out with the MacPhersons as it continued to snow. The snow continued to fall it was time to head back to Grandma & Grandpa's while the roads were still somewhat ok.
Is this one of Santa's |
Trying to decide The picture with Santa did turn out pretty good. |
There was even more snow on the way home and we even witnessed a couple of cars spinning around and bouncing off the cement barriers. Everyone was glad to finally make it to Springville all in one piece.