December 2020 Christmas Traditions!
Dicken's Festival looked a different this year with covid but it's one tradition we didn't want to miss.
After Dicken's we went to Frost Top for glaciers and picadilly chips and then drove around and looked at lights!
One thing Covid did affect this year was our night of giving. This would have been our 13th year and we postponed it until 2021.
Franci and I made and hung 27 stocking for all the employees at JPS.
While wrapping gifts one night, Adam found his boots and had to try them on...he becomes such a big kid this time of year.!
Jingle made his appearance again!
Another favorite tradition...Gingerbread Houses. It was good having Calli back after quarantine.
Adam's creation. Haha! He is ready to go blow it up New Years Day!
Mine
Calli's Swamp complete with Shrek, donkey and the three blind mice
Gentry's
Sadie and Austin's
Sneak Peek at our Christmas Eve Pajamas this year!
Another favorite Christmas tradition adjusted for covid...Forgotten Carols. They made a movie of it and released it to the theaters. It was great. Still got me to cry.
The gang.
Love my Disney Christmas Tree!
Live Nativity at Tuacahn.
Still the same other than the audience and cast were all wearing masks. I was thankful for the masks on this night, because it helped keep me warm.
Train Ride to see the lights
Baking Day.
We made cookies, divinity, Fudge, Toffee and chocolate dipped pretzels.
Sadie's Friend Christmas Party!
After Andrea brought over a Christmas Gift for Adam and I consisting of headbands and wristbands for pickle ball, we knew we had to do something just as great:) We made these water bottles for us, Flowers Cains and Galbraiths.
Dink is a Pickle ball shot.
We had a ward drive by Christmas Party. Relief Society along with the Elders helped hand out hot chocolate. We had a great turn out and it was a lot of fun!
The next day we got together to put cookies in the Bishop Storehouse Christmas boxes for a few members in our ward and went delivering them.
We are ready, Bring on Christmas!!
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