Jason got his mission call to Louisville, KT and so this will be our last Christmas with all the Peterson's for a little while. So all 13 of us got together and had a great time. Santa spoiled us again as usual. It was so fun this year with John and April really into it. Any time we would walk into a store, John would notice it all decorated up and say excitedly, "It's getting to be Christmas!" It was also Katelyn's first Christmas. I feel we have had so much to be thankful for this year and I'm looking forward to another year with Adam and our babies. New Christmas jammies Waiting to come down and open presents
We always do stockings first, but John found a present with his name on it and didn't want to leave it behind.
Grandma Pat and Grandpa (the Turkey One- as John refered to him) stayed for a week after Katelyn's blessing. We had a fun time being together and making memories. The cactus garden at the chocolate factory to enjoy the lights: The Bellagio conservatory:The new bridge at Hoover Dam: Bowling:
We went to Grandma and Grandpa Peterson's for Thanksgiving. As always, it was a busy trip. Of course there is actual Thanksgiving and the parade to watch, along with all the cooking. And on Friday we went to Knott's Merry Farm for the Christmas Craft Festival. (I love this picture of Dad and April.) Our annual train picture. And then on Saturday we went and saw A Christmas Carol at the Glendale Center Theater. It was a fun, tradition filled weekend.
Katelyn started smiling on her 1 month birthday. SO much fun! At first she was smiling at everyone but Adam but she's finally doing that. She also has gone from having so much hair to being almost completely bald on top- but the back and sides are still really thick. She's still cute though. :-)
This may be why she's losing all that hair on top- the kids love to rub her head. (I don't really think it is, but it's kind of funny.)