Sledding

Oh how we love sledding!

Wagner get together

Bob's family got all together on the 29th for food and fun. The kids all went swimming at the pool. Caleb a little sad to be at a winter scout camp.

Temple Square

We decided to brave the cold and go to Temple Square to see the lights. Bob's parents bundled up and joined us too. We took the train called frontrunner from Ogden to SLC then took a crowded TRAX, like subway but on the road to Temple Square. We even ran in to Bob's sister Joanne and her family. A fun trip.

Christmas Morning

Justin, Tabitha, and Aggie could hardly be contained. Their highlight was getting the much mentioned and requested item over the last 5 years, a trampoline or jumpoline as Tabi calls it.

All snug in their beds

Before the chaos, oops I mean excitement.

Christmas Eve

Wiseman Caleb, Angel Lizzie, who had some costume difficulties, hee hee, Shepherd Ben, Joseph Justin, Mary Tabi, and Sheep Aggie.

Our tradition is to put on the nativity, open presents from Grandpa & Grandma Wagner, and pictures on the stairs.

Dinner with Bishop & clan

Our Bishop thought it would be great to get together with the all Bishopric, clerks, and assigned High Council and wives to eat at the Texas Roadhouse. Sounds great to me. I LOVED the rolls would of just been happy eating those for dinner. sigh. Anyway, well I guess with you eat there and you are celebrating your birthday they have you sit on this horse saddle while the staff does this song/chat. The bishop's wife, Bob and I all had birthdays close together so they brought the saddle over and Bob was the one that ended up on it representing the three of us. It was hilarious, and Denise and I were glad it wasn't us. LOL Sorry pictures aren't great as I was using my phone but I just couldn't miss sharing it with the world.

Live Nativity

Nibley City does a live Nativity and we had great time taking a hay wagon ride, seeing the nativity including a camel, sheep and donkey, and of course the people. They had music and speaking playing too with lighting to accent part of the story it was telling. A great family home evening activity!