We spent the day at my parents' house where Owen and Amber are staying. The girls had helped make a gingerbread house with some of the teens from church. They wanted to eat it immediately, but I said they should show it to cousin Emma first--and so the day came. It was hard and stale, but candy is hardly affected by time or elements! Abigail didn't even take off her hat or coat before she dug in!
Here are the "big" boy cousins. Griffin and Philip are 6 weeks apart in age. They had tremendous fun jumping on cushions, playing with cars etc.
Here are the moms. The pink blanket behind us looks hideous and is not part of the decor. It was to prevent little boys from smashing their faces on the fireplace.
After dinner my dad read us a devotion from Matthew 1. So grateful to have the example of godly parents/grandparents who love our children and earnestly desire to know the Savior as their own.
Here are the "big" boy cousins. Griffin and Philip are 6 weeks apart in age. They had tremendous fun jumping on cushions, playing with cars etc.
Here are the moms. The pink blanket behind us looks hideous and is not part of the decor. It was to prevent little boys from smashing their faces on the fireplace.
After dinner my dad read us a devotion from Matthew 1. So grateful to have the example of godly parents/grandparents who love our children and earnestly desire to know the Savior as their own.
Great picture of Irfon!
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