

They also brought him a backpack full of books, at first he wasn't so sure what to think of the backpack, but after a while, he didn't want to take it off.


We really enjoyed just laying around the house and playing with the kid. Thanksgiving day was great. I put the turkey in the oven around 8 and then continued preparing everything else. We had green bean casserole, corn casserole, mashed potatoes and gravy, cranberry relish and croissant rolls. I casually got that ready throughout the morning and then when the turkey came out I started running a marathon. Everything turned out wonderful. All the food was finished at the same time, and Chris cut the turkey beautifully! The only glitch in the day was that Wyatt only napped for 1 hour, unlike the day before when we slept for 4. Crazy kid. After dinner, we cleaned up the kitchen and I took a nap :)






After dinner walk with Nana! Boy was it cold!



Friday we took the family to the new American countryside farmers market. We walked around and tasted the food and bought some really yummy kettle corn, perfect blend of salty and sweet! So good! That night Tim and Stacy took Chris and I out for dinner while nana and pop babysat for the first time. Thanks guys! Here's a couple of pictures of Wyatt with Uncle Tim and Aunt Stacy, the first one is Stacy and Wyatt looking at the snow, I know we can't see it in the picture, but...



They left at 4am on Saturday, seriously what's wrong with these people 4am is an ungodly hour! :) We then crashed all weekend. Wyatt had been a little sick and couldn't go to church on Sunday so we really had a great time relaxing! Sunday we put up our Christmas decorations, tis the season! Here's to hoping Wyatt doesn't break all the ornaments!
Here are just a few pictures of our crazy boy, what a riot he is!



thanks for the pics. We can't WAIT for christmas! love you.
ReplyDeleteI am eating up every picture I can get of my little Wyatt. He is growing so fast and I'm missing it! Dec 21 can't come soon enough for me. Keep those pictures coming - they are good for a grandma's heart! I love you!
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