We went to Utah for Thanksgiving and met up with all my family (minus my missionary brother) for 10 days. It was so fun for all the cousins to get together, have playtime with grandparents (who came out from CA), and spend time doing holiday things. It was a fun-filled and relaxing vacation!
Abby and cousin Brynne got along so well. They love all the same things that are important to 3-year-old girls and were quite happy to have each other. They had matching hair for several days. Abby was thrilled to get to go to preschool with Brynne for two days and came home doing the turkey dance and with several cute art projects that will be displayed at our house for future Thanksgivings.
Abby all ready for preschool with Brynne.
The bed the girls made to watch a movie.
Sam was thrilled with the attention from cousins Holly and Logan. He loved Tyson's car rug.
It snowed one day that we were there, but was gone after a few hours. The kids loved it:
Alli showing Abby the ropes of making snow angels.
We took the kids to BYU campus and showed them the library, the Bean Museum, and the Wilk. We decided it would be a good idea to begin teaching them early the virtues of a BYU education.
Abby being an elephant and Sam roaring like a lion.
Goofy pose in front of the giraffe head, one of the things Roy loves about the Bean Museum.
We explored the Bean Museum with Uncle Neil and Aunt Dani, who will soon welcome baby Brylie to their home. We're excited for another girl cousin!
We went up to Salt Lake one afternoon and evening and explored the Church Children's Museum and saw the lights at Temple Square. Most of the Freebairn clan and a few friends came up to see the lights with us and it was so fun (and freezing!). We went on the night the lights were turned on and it was so crowded! Sam got to drive a car at the Children's Museum and Abby learned a few dances from Mexico.
The lights at Temple Square were beautiful! It was fun to be there with family and friends. We loved getting a little extra time with cousins.
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