First Roll, Last Roll

I don't have anything to blog about tonight, so I am attaching a picture from the very first roll of pictures I took with my camera back in May 2005, and one from the roll I took last week. My cats used to be among the most photographed cats on the planet! They are still loved, just not photographed very often. I prefer my two newer subjects!

Yikes! More Cookies...

I'm a little embarrassed to be blogging about cookies again, but these are SO GOOD. My sister just sent me a Christmas package, and inside was a box of Trader Joe's Dark Chocolate Covered Peppermint Joe Joe's. YUM! These cookies look beautiful and taste great. We are going to a potluck next week, and I am bringing these cookies (well, not these-- they will be all gone by then). Try them and give a box to a friend! Thanks, J!

Dear Santa...

We finally got our letters off to Santa. I hope he receives them in time, especially since Luke added a few extra things to his wish list. Do they even make alarm clocks with antennas anymore?

Pizza Coma

This is what happens after eating at the Round Table buffet!

Box 'O Cords

Today's entertainment.

Gettin' Ready

I took these pictures of Lance this morning when he was brushing his teeth. I love the one that shows the back of his head- he's got some cute curls going on.

Ward Christmas Party

We really weren't planning on going to the ward Christmas party tonight, but little did we know...
2 days ago the sister in charge of the Christmas program called me, frantic, because Mary and Joseph had an out-of-town emergency (note to self: get caller ID! Avoid calls from Sister Biggs) . Yep, we were Mary and Joseph. This must be punishment for all the Sundays we missed this year. Luke said that he wanted to go on stage with us. So, I whipped up a little shepherd's outfit for him--dress thingy, belt, donkey and lamb stuffed animal, no head piece cause I knew there was no way he'd wear that...it ended up being about 6 inches too short and looked more like a Samurai/Ninja outfit-- oops, but it was very last minute. Anyway, up on stage he marched with Mary and Joseph, and took his place next to the little baby Jesus. He did so good! We were up there about 20 minutes, and he was quiet and calm the whole time. It was awesome. He got to be part of a real life nativity scene, which I'm sure added to his understanding of Christmas. It was worth it. Lots of people took pictures, so I'll try to get some posted soon!