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These are a couple of the crafts I done for Christmas. I made the holly wreath for my friend Angie. And the Rudolph shirts are made with the boys' handprints.




If I didn't know any better, I'd still think we were living in Ottawa! So far we've gotten well over 2 feet of snow this year. The snow we got this past weekend was record setting! Truly, we are in a winter wonderland. Clayton is loving the snow. He just can't get enough of it. Levi is starting to warm up to it...a little bit. It sure will make for a pretty Christmas if it lasts!












On Friday, we went to the library for Halloween Story Time. The kids got to dress up, dance to some spooky music and listen to some Halloween tales. Then they got to trick-or-treat around the library! They had a lot of fun.


So, the good news is---they actually wore their costumes!! I started sewing them in August and as of October 28, neither child would willing try them on. Though, when candy is an incentive, my boys will do just about anything.

This past Thursday I visited Clayton's class for their Halloween Party! After they made some apple muffins, Levi and I helped them make a craft. Then all the kids put on their costumes and went trick-or-treating around the school. They visited Father Leo in the church office and even sang him a few songs. We returned to their classroom for some Halloween treats!


On October 22, I got to take a field trip with Clayton's class to Cows-N-Corn. (Yes, this is the SAME place that we visited for All You Can Eat Ice Cream Day...only we did not get to all we could eat ice cream this time around...) We did get to take a hayride, learn about milking cows, we shook some cream into butter and went through the corn maze. When we were done with all of those activities, we DID get to eat a little bowl of ice cream. It was a lot of fun to see Clayton interact with the kids in his class and hang out with the other moms that went along.