Karli ~ 2 Months

My sweet baby girl at 2 months. She is so dang adorable and precious. Not to mention, such a great baby! I could just eat her up!:) 

Christmas Story Night

I don't know how many years we've been doing this, probably at least 4, but every december we invite a few families over for a christmas story pajama party. everyone wears pi's, and brings a favorite christmas story that we read to all the kids, then we have cookies and cocoa. It's fun, and easy and the kids absolutely love it, every year!

Who wouldn't love getting to play with their besties late into the night?

There's Karli again, in her usual spot!

Peyton snuggled up with her favorite man, yet again!

I had to take a picture of these, they're kinda my go to gift! So easy to make and so fun! I need to make one for our family still though!

Next came the best part...cookies! I don't think Lexie got quite enough sprinkles on hers!

I think we might need a bigger table.

I guess I didn't get any pictures of all the adults there...oops. :) The kids were way more fun to photograph decorating cookies though!

Gingerbread houses!

I am SO very far behind! Karli will be 6 months old next week, and I've barely posted about her blessing! So, Hopefully I can catch up quick here!

Each of the kids got to decorate their own gingerbread house. This is definitely the way I'll be doing this every year from now on. They can do whatever they want, and graham cracker houses are so so easy to make! They had a blast and ate WAY too much candy in the process.

Karli did her own thing, and slept perfectly for me while we made a huge mess in the kitchen. She's such an awesome sleeper!

Look at that face, he totally knows he shouldn't be sneaking it. But he just can't help himself!

Peyton's finished product. So beautiful!:)

Look how happy he is with himself and his masterful decorating! He was picking candy off this for days to eat!

Lexie's beautiful decorating job

Halli went for a color coordinated look. I gotta say, she did a fantastic job!

So much fun! It's the little things that kids love, right?