Some women from church ran a kids dance class a while back. Here’s Heather dancing at the final class. She seems to have chosen most of her own choreography…
If you have trouble picking her out of a crowd, she’s on the far right in the green/blue horizontal stripes.
Heather can blow bubbles!
Reading. I think she only got to wear this dress once before she grew out of it. Hooray for hand-me-downs!
Eating Cocoa Nuggets with Daddy!
This was her first nap in her new toddler bed. Those first few times, it was easy. A shame that didn’t last.
All dressed up! If you’re going to dance, you gotta do it in style.
Heather “helped” Kyle put up Christmas lights. She can climb that ladder like a monkey!
We just thought she looked funny sleeping like this:
Her first ponytail!
Picking out a Christmas tree…
…and decorating it.
Beautiful!
Building castles is one of her favorite things to do these days. And knocking them down again, of course.
We went and saw the lights at the Oakland Temple.
I dare you to not love this video.
Christmas morning, in Santa pj’s and in front of the completed advent tree:
Still loving to draw.
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Are you sick of watching Heather color yet? I hope not, because that’s how we started Thanksgiving Day:
Our lovely friends the Badgers invited us over for Thanksgiving dinner, and we had a blast. (Unfortunately, I only think to pull out my camera to take pictures of Heather, so that’s all I have. I’ll try to do better?)
We had a delicious dinner, then played games, talked, and did a puzzle. Before we started the game, Rebecca quizzed Heather on her letters (unsurprisingly, she got them all right, and their sounds).
And (demon) Heather helped Amanda get the puzzle started:
Heather loves all the Badgers, but I think she especially liked playing with the dogs (and on the dog bed):
It was a great way to celebrate the holiday, and I’m glad we all managed to have a healthy window in which to get together!