We also celebrated Jackson's birthday with the Koster family. Jackson was very excited about his presents!
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
More Birthday celebrations!
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Our tiny dancer!
Jaideyn had a Christmas dance program and it was so cute. Jaideyn loves dance and is learning so much this year. It is so much fun to watch her progress and her excitement as she is dancing. She truly loves it! For the program they had to wear a hat scarf and gloves with their leotard. How cute is she?
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Happy Birthday Jackson!
Our little boy has turned 7! That just sounds so old. He is definately growing up and it is so neat to watch. Because he is the oldest we are learning the process of growing up with him. Some things I am happy to see him grow out of and some kinda make me sad. He is learning so much and it is amazing to me.
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Monday, December 21, 2009
The VanSolkema Christmas party
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Christmas is coming!
We set up our tree the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. A bit early this year, but we were ready to get the decorations up! The kids are really into it this year, so they encouraged us to get it done. Jackson took on the role of setting up the tree. He was ALL BUSINESS! This is serious stuff going on and he was not even thinking about cracking a smile! We like to call it his game face!
Putting up the Christmas tree is truly one of my most favorite things to do with the kids. We always start the night out reading the Christmas story from Luke 2 and talking about the reason for Christmas. The kids are starting to understand this year, so that made it that much better. After we have our story time we get out the tree and talk about what it represents and means to us. It never ceases to amaze me how much the kids really know and "get it." They are truly children of God.
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Our Little Indian!
The week of Thanksgiving Jackson had a feast with all of his classmates. The boys all made Indian hats and came to the feast proudly displaying them~ and acting the part!
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