Since October...

I pulled the pictures off my phone finally and got some pictures of things we have been doing.

 Yes, this is October.  This is when we went to the pumpkin patch.

 It's a yearly tradition we have.  Reagan was the one who remembered it from last year and decided it would be a fun thing for us to do.

It took some time for the kids to each pick their perfect pumpkin, but they all got there in the end.

Reagan's Halloween program.  She sang four songs and recited some poems.  

Owen's Halloween program.  He sang about 24 songs and had props to go with a lot of them.  I'm a little sad I only have one more chance to see this program.  It is one of my favorites.

We had a Halloween breakfast with the Millers, Traedens and Rhoin and Murphy at Julie's house.  I think that should become a new tradition too.  It was really fun.

The girls and I took Maria and we all had a girls night to see Disney on ice.They had a good time.

We saw Toy Story...

Tinkerbell...

The Little Mermaid...

Cars, here's Lightning McQueen...

and Mater...

and Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Goofy.  

Cameron and Liam went with our neighbors to a Jazz game.

It was fun for the boys to go.  Ayden was Liam's friend who went with them and I think the boys kind of bonded over the game.

Cameron and Rick having their picture taken unbeknownst to them.

Here's a couple more Thanksgiving photos I took.

Liam fulfilling his dream of eating a whole turkey leg.

The smaller grand kids built a fort in Grandma's living room.  They had the air mattresses up against the doorway and fortified it with pillows.  They hung this sign on the outside.  It says "What is the password!   Barge in and die."

These are pictures of us getting our Christmas tree.  Erin really wanted to have her picture taken.  See?

The 2014 Williamsen Christmas tree.

We went to "A Christmas Carol" at Hale Center Theater with most of the adults in my family.  We had about 31 or so people there.  

It was a really fun way to kick off the Christmas season.

We went to the Conference Center to see the Mormon Tabernacle Choir sing with the Sesame Street Muppets.

Maria and Kyle got in with their family too.  They are way over to the right in this picture.  You can't really see them.  Owen's favorite part was Count Von Count playing with the organist.  Reagan thought it was a little boring and the older kids enjoyed it too.

We went and put luminaries on Lee's grave and sang some Christmas songs for him. 

And that's about it.  

That brings us to Christmas.  That will be my next post.