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Dec. 2nd -  A really cool family from our past ward left these cute snowmen
cookies on our porch.  I consider this continual blessings of being a primary
teacher, since we taught two of their sons.
Dec. 5th - I went to an ornament trading Christmas party that my friend
Lauren was putting on.  This is how the ornaments I made turned out.
Dec. 9th - Danny and I went to the Utah Chamber Artists Christmas Concert.
It was quite lovely.
Dec. 13th - Danny and Me at the Conference Center in SLC.
Dec. 13th - My cute parents.  We went to the Mormon Tabernacle Christmas
Concert with them and had a blast.
Dec. 21st - We celebrated Noelle's birthday (a day early).
Dec. 21st - Baby C and Me.  We got to babysit this cute boy while his
parents went out to a movie.
Dec. 28th - Because I have the prettiest, funniest, most clever best friends
ever.  Melina, Talena and myself on the evening of our annual award
exchange. That's right, not gifts, but awards.
Dec. 31st - I call this pic "The attack of the red heads".  Love these nephews
of mine.
Dec. 31st - Turning 1 is so much fun!  Happy Birthday, Baby C!

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  1. CamilleJanuary 4, 2014 at 10:21 PM

    an award exchange! brilliant!

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  2. AnonymousJanuary 6, 2014 at 11:02 PM

    I'm not an "Instagramer", but I love that you do a monthly Instagram recap for us on here

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  3. grammawoodFebruary 2, 2014 at 5:03 PM

    Nice couple pics of you and Danny and your parents.

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