Thatcher loves to help around the house. He is a lot more interested in what Paul and I are doing than any toy he has. He is turning one year old this Sunday. We are so grateful to have him in our lives. We can't imagine it without him!! So cliche, but sooo true!!
Friday, January 16, 2009
And Finally The Present
Our Warm & Sunny Christmas
Although our Chrismtas wasn't white this year it was amazing! We had a great time in Sunny Arizona! We spent Christmas with Paul's family in Phoenix area. It was Thatcher's first Christmas, so Paul and I were really excited to share this special year with his family. Paul's parents really spoiled all of us this year. We got everything plus more of what we wanted! We are very grateful to them for making our Christmas so special! It is Christmas tradition at the Morris' to have tamales and green chile soup for dinner! Mmmm it is seriously the best, my favorite! I could eat it every day! We were able to stay from Dec. 23rd to January 4th. It was a much needed break from work. The best part for Thatcher and I was getting so much time and attention from Paul! Our New Year's party was a blast. We had delicious homemade hors d'oeuvres and soups. Mmmmm so yummy! We played games, bingo, and won prizes! Super fun!
Jared, Paul's youngest brother got married January 3rd in the Mesa, Arizona Temple to Kayla Worsley. We are so glad we got to be there to share in this special event! Congrats Jared & Kayla!
It was so great spending time with family, visiting, catching up, laughing, and playing game after game. If it weren't for the kids getting sick, it would have been absolutely perfect!
Thatcher's First Encounter
This little Santa Claus is just down from our house at a Christmas Tree Lot every year. It is fun because they have live reindeer too. He's a little ghetto, but it was still fun to get a picture with Thatcher on Santa's lap.
Okay, so we have wanted a family picture ever since Thatcher joined our family, um last year. About time, right? So we thought what better time than before Christmas to give as a gift or put in our cards. Well, we're both cheap and didn't feel like paying money. So instead we asked our neighbor if she would snap a few shots with our camera. After about 200 shots, not really, we decided one was hopefully at least decent. It was an adventure trying to get Thatcher to even look at the camera, let alone smile at it. Very fun anyway! These are a few of the results:
Thanksgiving 2008
So I know Thanksgiving was a while ago.... BUT just for the sake of documentation we spent our Thanksgiving in Rexburg, Idaho with lots of family! It was amazing and delicious!
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