We spent Christmas in Lloydminster this year - always so fun to be with family and have a white Christmas! Here we are on the 19th - all packed up and ready to fly!
Sully enjoyed shoveling the snow with Gramps!
Branson and George bonded - both weirdly liked each other
Playing with Uncle Dan
morning snuggles with Grams and George
gingerbread house creating
it was a family affair
the finished product
one day while we were in Lloydminster we went out to a friends farm for a real prairie experience - we rode in a two horse open sleigh...
played hockey on outdoor ice...
pet some horses...
went sledding...
and Sully even rode his first horse!
and Branson - must have some prairie in his blood - here he is napping in -17 Celsius!
love those blue eyes!
one morning I snuck away for coffee with this pretty lady!
Great Papa came to celebrate Christmas with us - we were so glad he did!
Great Papa has the BEST reading voices!
Mom taught her boys the art of making lefse!
again...bonding with George!
one afternoon we went for a little walk around BudMiller - I love that place and the day we visited was cold but SO BEAUTIFUL!
my beautiful sis-in-law and the beautiful hoarfrost!
Matt's cousin made the boys these toques for Christmas - I wanted big pom moms and she did not disappoint - they look SO CUTE!
Sully LOVED being outside and in the snow and then after we would play outside (the entire time not complaining) we would get in the car and he would tell us about how cold he was!
Kaminski Christmas Eve Tradition - Christmas Tree Meatloaf!
Ready for the Christmas Eve Service!
one of my favorite traditions of Christmas is celebrating Jesus's birthday with a candlelight service!
Christmas morning! Coffee and gifts!
Grams and Gramps gift from the boys!
Branson got to open his birthday present a bit early!
Gramps made this rocking bike for Branson - what a special gift!
Christmas Day afternoon we snuck out for a little walk and sled - again that beautiful hoarfrost!
we love sledding!
And our annual family pictures!
Love these people! What a special Christmas indeed!
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