Lunch with Daddy

November 29, 2012 we met Richard at Liberty Park for lunch. It was windy and cold, but we had a fun time seeing and eating with Dad during the day! We also spent some time feeding the ducks. Alexa hand fed a duck the piece of bread, it pinched her fingers a bit and scared her a little. She didn't cry or whine but she didn't try it that way again!

Festival of Trees

November 28, 2012 we went to the Festival of Trees to watch Hadley perform her dance, and to see the awesome trees! It was a fun night.

Alexa!!

What a silly beautiful girl!!

I love my family!

Alexa and daddy hangin' out.

Silly girl!

We have been "packing" and organizing the storage room downstairs. We had our baby swing leaning up against the wall, and the infant baby seat in the corner waiting to be used. Alexa thought they were the perfect seats for her to play in.

Snow much fun

November 10, 2012 Alexa played in the snow for the first time, while I shoveled the driveway. She loved it, until too much snow got on her hands and ankles. November 11,2012 she played again, for a short time, with her cousins.

Happy Halloween! (October 31, 2012)

I had a doctors appointment for the baby, everything is great. That evening we went to Aunt Celeste's house for dinner, and to climb the hill across the street 😄. Then we went trick-or-treating at Aunt Melanie's neighborhood. Fun times.

Halloween 2012

October 29th in the afternoon, we went to Gardener Village. We saw the witches and Alexa got to ride a horse. That evening we went to Devin and Nicole Ashcroft, our friends in the ward, and carved pumpkins with them and their boys Bennett and Tyler.

Halloween 2012

The night of October 27th we went to a friends Halloween party. Richard was a doctor, I was the pregnant patient, and Alexa was the big sister.

Halloween 2012

October 26th we went to my moms ward Halloween party. Alexa was Repunzal. We had a fun time and got to go trick-or-treating. October 27th Grandma Hoecherl bought the kids pumpkins to decorate for Halloween. They colored then painted them. Thanks Grandma Hoecherl, it was a lot of fun!