MerrY Christmas

Santa was good to the kids. Weston loves his bike and all of his Thomas the train stuff.

Bristol isn't quite ready for her bike but she tried. She loved all her fisher-price stuff.
This is one of my favorite gifts for Christmas. Thanks mom and dad and Wyatt. I can't wait to get my room painted and hang this pic. It's so beautiful!

Sunday Christmas pics

Brian being mr.GQ
Look at our little family. Say "cheese".
Bristol loves to smile!
Weston mr. GQ JR.

This is what happens when it gets quiet.

I should have never left this out with a 21 month old in the house .
This is what happens ,need I say more

Havin fun at Nana's

Weston and nana made a winter wonderland with their ginger bread house. Way to go!!

Our ward Christmas party

Weston and his dad before the party.
Bristol loved the party and the candy canes. Here is our yearly family photo. Next year all of Brian will be in it. Our ward rocks. Santa and Mrs.Claus were there. Bristol wasn't scared at all. She Went right up there to get her candy cane. Weston on the other hand wasn't ready, maybe next year.

Oh what a night.

Bristol bottom teeth are all coming in. Yes, at once. The worse part about it is she only wants her "daddy". This day is going to be ruff. She will be in the other room and just start screaming. It's a little freaky. For all of you that know her, she is very very active, but all she wants is to be held. It's driving me crazy. I hope these teeth come in fast. Wish us luck!!

I know that we are having a boy, even if no one believes me.

We started a tradition in our family by naming all of our children after English cities or things english. Brian went to Leeds England on his mission . We thought it would be neat to name them after his mission. So here is our new name for baby number 3, Yes it's going to be a boy. We will find out on jan 2nd 2008 that I have been right this whole time. Wish me luck!

GRAHAM

Gender: Masculine Usage: Scottish, English Pronounced: GRAY-um, GRAM [key]

From a Scottish surname which was originally derived from an English place name which probably meant "gravelly homestead" in Old English. The surname was first taken to Scotland in the 12th century. A famous bearer is Alexander Graham Bell, the Scottish-Canadian-American inventor who devised the telephone.