Let us relish life as we live it, find joy in the journey, and share our love with friends and family
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Happy New Year
We celebrated our new year by witnessing Ella's baptism into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It was such a special occassion. I'm glad we were able to spend the day togther and enjoy it as a family.
Washburn Christmas
After Christmas we headed to Grace to spend some time with Matt's family. Glen, Julie and their kids came from Arizona. Tyler, Katie and Brayden made it up from Idaho Falls. I'm glad everyone was able to make it; that doesn't happen very often. We ate great food, played games, enjoyed a wonderful Family Home Evening, and loved every minute of it!

Merry Christmas
3 little Washburn kids awoke early in the wee hours of pre-dawn with much anticipation for the BIG day. They were sent back to bed until a more appropriate hour for present opening could be found.
Within a couple hours we were surrounded with wrapping paper, boxes, baby dolls, dishes, trains, nerf bullets, and a moon dough barn animal or two. We ate breakfast, or rather brunch, in our pajamas and spent the whole day together playing, eating, and lounging.
What could be more perfect than that?
Hope yours was just as wonderful.
Merry Christmas!


Within a couple hours we were surrounded with wrapping paper, boxes, baby dolls, dishes, trains, nerf bullets, and a moon dough barn animal or two. We ate breakfast, or rather brunch, in our pajamas and spent the whole day together playing, eating, and lounging.
What could be more perfect than that?
Hope yours was just as wonderful.
Merry Christmas!
Monday, January 3, 2011
Christmas Eve 2010
Of course I forgot my camera to document our sledding experience Christmas Eve morning.
We drove up South Pass and found a really good sledding hill. We went with some friends that have kids the same age as ours, so we had a great time sledding and chatting with the Plaisteds.
Afterward we headed home and I started dinner. Most of it was edible. Some of it...not so much.
The pretzel jello salad remained in the fridge due to lack of appeal. I even triple dogged dared Matt to try it. However my mashed potatoes, broccoli casserole, and turkey were delicious, so I'm claiming dinner as a success. Jacks would only eat the turkey. He consumed almost half the turkey breast himself.


After dinner we opened our Christmas Eve present. Surprise, surprise! Everyone got jammies!



We read our Christmas story, scriptures, had our family prayer, then the kids effortlessly went to bed. They were all pretty tired from our long day. Matt and I were also pretty tired, little did we know we still had a long night ahead of us. I think I may possibly hate 2 little words "Assembly Required"
We drove up South Pass and found a really good sledding hill. We went with some friends that have kids the same age as ours, so we had a great time sledding and chatting with the Plaisteds.
Afterward we headed home and I started dinner. Most of it was edible. Some of it...not so much.
The pretzel jello salad remained in the fridge due to lack of appeal. I even triple dogged dared Matt to try it. However my mashed potatoes, broccoli casserole, and turkey were delicious, so I'm claiming dinner as a success. Jacks would only eat the turkey. He consumed almost half the turkey breast himself.
Happy Birthday!
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