Michigan Thanksgiving Family Pics
Here are some pictures from my recent trip to Michigan to spend Thanksgiving with my family.
Merry (early) Christmas! Since Aunt Shelly couldn't be there for Christmas, the kids opened up their presents early so Aunt Shelly could see the expressions on their faces.
Youngest first: Jared and daddy (my brother Chad) helped Blake open up his comfy pants and new shirt.
Jared wore his hat for the rest of the afternoon. He even spotted some deer outside. They didn't see him because of his camo. When he was telling us about the deer, he told us it was "AWESOME!!!"
Faith modeling her new comfy pants and soft fuzzy socks which she affectionately named "Fluffy" - the other pair she named "Puffy".
The crazy sisters: me and Sonny (I love her, too. :). Faith was the wonderful photographer here - didn't she do a nice job?
The day I left, Lucy (Sonny and Mike's dog) and my not-so-puppy Shadow had a tug-o-war going on with one of Shadow's rag bones. It was quite humorous.
It was really good to be home with my family for a while - and it SNOWED. Snow is not a common occurrence in Washington, so I was like a little kid again taking lots of pictures of it. :) I am bummed I won't be there for Christmas, but my mom is flying out to spend Christmas out here with us. She was supposed to fly in today but her flight was canceled due to a winter storm in Michigan. I hope and pray she makes it out safely tomorrow!
Youngest first: Jared and daddy (my brother Chad) helped Blake open up his comfy pants and new shirt.
It was really good to be home with my family for a while - and it SNOWED. Snow is not a common occurrence in Washington, so I was like a little kid again taking lots of pictures of it. :) I am bummed I won't be there for Christmas, but my mom is flying out to spend Christmas out here with us. She was supposed to fly in today but her flight was canceled due to a winter storm in Michigan. I hope and pray she makes it out safely tomorrow!

Cool family. 1st hand experience. It may be a decade ago... but...
laughter was there. Merry Christmas!
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