Friday, December 27, 2019

Shepard's dinner and Facer Christmas party

A rare moment where Cam would stand by Santa and at least snap a photo.


We did our second Annual shepherds dinner and it was so much fun.  Braxton wasn't thrilled about the dressing up, but we really enjoyed eating finger foods and flat bread like the shepherds may have eaten during the time of Christ's birth.  I love family traditions they make me so happy.




Cam had his choir performance and he totally rocked it.  He stood up during his part and spoke loudly and clearly and I was so proud of him. It is weird going through these "lasts" at Plain City Elementary and seeing him grow up the last year we will attend that school.  I am trying to Savor all the moments.

Facer family Pinata night!!  One of my favorite traditions and also the kids.








Matching Jammies--of course.




Saturday, December 21, 2019

November--Hunting, Anita/Cam Birthdays, robotics & Eagle Project


We went to Flaming Gorge hunting.  It snowed one of the days that we went to cut wood.  It was a beautiful muddy hike up the mountain.



Our good friend Anita turned 50 and it was a disco themed party.  We dressed up and danced the night away.  It was a blast.
Cambo's breakfast in bed.  They have bunk beds, so it is usually under their beds, but serves the same purpose.



Cam chose to go to G4ce for his birthday this year.  We played all day togehter as a family.  It kind of felt like we were on vacation.


Dakota joined a robotics club at the Weber Innovation Center.  He has to build a robot and go to competitions to see who can get the most blocks in the corners of the arena.  He really enjoys going to it and its really fun to watch.

We had a very unfortunate death in our neighborhood.  A little girl, Lindsy Westergard, drowned and we went over to decorate their property.  It was a horribly sad thing.  She is in my primary that I am the president of and the very next day was primary.  It was very difficult for our entire ward and community.
 Dakota "Jelly Bean" Weston did his eagle project in Late November.  He repainted all of the parking curbing at Lee Olsen Park.  True Value donated all the paint supplies and the city gave him the paint.  He had tons of support from his quorum and my whole family came out at 7:30 on a Saturday morning to help out.  We are always so thankful for all the help.








15 inches over the course of 2 days caused quite the havoc on our yard.  Our giant globe willow crashed over and now we have a huge project on our hands come spring.



My two boys doing a duet on the guitar and piano for the ward party.

Shane's whole family was together for Thanksgiving. I made them all take an unexpected photo and I am so happy that I did because it turned out so good.