Life is Full

Of a whole lot of good things, sometimes too full, and while I don't have time to write about everything, I can show you some pictures.
Yes, it actually snowed in Langley, so, being the old responsible old adults that we are, we made snow angels, went sledding down a tree lined ravine on the curvey foot path, (yes we were desperate.) We even stacked four people on my batmobile sled.

I delivered a baby. (Surprise, surprise! I just wanted to prove that I do still work once in awhile!) Here's Jayden and I at 1:30 in the morning, checking to make sure he's perfect. For all you Smithers people that want to play dutch bingo, this little guy is a Vandergaag.

Kris, Laura and I had our traditional Christmas dinner together with all of our significant others.

I went to Kim's schools Christmas production and got to sit with her kindergarten class. One little girl even fell asleep on me!
A Christmas cooking medley. We do cook once in awhile!

Walking on the Fort to Fort trail in Fort Langley.

Kim and I went out for dinner in celebration on Marie's birthday.

Our beautiful Christmas decor! Because Kim and I are both going home for Christmas we decided not to get a tree, but Kim thought that we should at least have Christmas bushes, I think they're tacky and will take them down as soon as she leaves.

This last picture is for Marie just to prove that I kept her star for 12 whole months and put it up again this year. Last year, we hardly had any Christmas decorations so Marie made a huge yellow star out of construction paper and she couldn't believe that I would store it for that long and put it up again but here it is!



So, to those of you living anywhere other than Smithers, have a very joy filled Christmas. To those of you living in Smithers, I'm coming home! So I will wish you a Merry Christmas when I get there!