Sunday, December 30, 2007

Home for Christmas

We flew to VA for Christmas and had a total blast! Thanks for having us, Granmy and Poppa. Here are some fun moments from the trip:

Getting in our garb for the annual Harrison Family Christmas Pageant and Jerusalem Supper on Christmas Eve. (This pic is one of my favorites, so I had to put it at the top!)

Granmy brought a "ba-la-la" (balloon) shaped like "Booh-bah" (Pooh Bear) to the airport. A very popular decision with the littlest Feist!

Camden loves his Granmy. :)

First time meeting my only nephew (and Cam's very first baby cousin), Samuel, 7 weeks old. What a cutie!

Awwww.... cute little family. Adam, Nora, and Samuel.

The babies were definitely a hit!







Samuel's very first Christmas morning -- hanging with his mommy, aunt and cousin. (Thanks to my amazing sister-in-law, Nora, for letting me nab tons of her pictures, as my camera/battery situation was not the best on this trip!)

Monday, December 17, 2007

Christmas Tree Adventures

Our very first fenced Christmas tree.

Verrry interesting.

Who me? But I'm too cute to be in trouble.

Monday, December 10, 2007

Buchtel Grand Opening

Trent just had his second successful grand opening with Wells Fargo... only this time he's on to bigger and better things downtown. Here are some highlights from the festivities:

Family photo in the stagecoach.

Cam's first time meeting Santa. ("Hey! Who's this big guy with the beard?")

Flirting with an elf.

Waiting ever so patiently.

Wow!

My very own candy-cane "bah-lah-lah" (balloon). A big hit.

Lots of excitement in the new lobby.

Wednesday, December 05, 2007

Feist Family Christmas Tree 2007

One of our Christmas traditions is to go up into the mountains together to cut our family Christmas tree. This year was Camden's first time coming along.

Our little boy was hilarious. He chattered the whole time and kept giggling and patting Trent's head as he bounced along on his daddy's back.

Here I am trying to look slick in my several layers of not-so-flattering lumberjack gear. :) Actually, the weather was amazingly beautiful, so we didn't need as many layers as we usually do.

Trent was such a good sport! At least we didn't have to drag the tree through snow and ice this year.

Hike's over, tree's cut and buckled down: Time to skedaddle back down the mountain. Fun family memory!

Monday, December 03, 2007

Eating with a Spoon

Spoon or brush? When you're a year old, anything can be multipurpose.