Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Thanksgiving in St. George

Thanksgiving St. George was, as usual, wonderful and busy. Amazing and chaotic. As a Heaton family we were all there. That makes for a huge group. It was a lot of fun with a ton of activities. We tied quilts, cut out fleece blankets to take to the hospital of our choice. Watched Christmas movies and made special Christmas gifts from Grandpa Heaton (I'll fill you in about that later)">onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjWyy-CIxxLgK6aZUMFVjQWpyMxlnAkzeq9JSOnHNh544RzbaSmOaM2Zs-4NYNsGlVCsmoOmu734sKkY4PRSaASRzcAUbQQxR39Fj4lFbsD4evjfpGtaXUGalAN2XXSrVGLbJ4oVYiEIXAd/s1600-h/IMG_2024.JPG">( I can't get rid of the photo code) After everyone else went home me, Dorian and the kids were able to spend a few extra days. A visit to see the lights on the Temple was a lot of fun. The kids love talking about how Dorian and I were married there. I love the palm tree photo. Ahh St. George winter. We also got to see a live Nativity over at Tuacan with Dorian's family. That was amazing and a lot of fun. Washington City put on a tree lighting ceremony. They made a big deal about lighting a huge tree that was placed in Nissons park. Right before the lighting they had a parade for the kids. They were so excited to put lights on their bikes and scooters and parade around the park. Tons of fun

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