Wednesday, July 6, 2011

The rest of 2010

My sister, Pink, was in town when we first arrived in Utah.  Unfortunately Johnny was sick with the flu (yes, the real flu because we had him checked) for 2 weeks and ruined all my plans for seeing friends and going out with my sister too.
At least I got a few pictures of the boys with their cousins before they went home to California for Christmas.  Here is Johnny, James, Lexi and my parents.

Johnny, James, Jax and Lexi.  You can really tell in this one that poor Johnny was not his usual self.
Back at the Gillespie household we took advantage of some new Kinect video game thingy that someone got and had dance and track and field competitions.  It was funny.  Brian also beat my butt in boxing too. James and Hayley dancing.
Johnny still managed to give me a few smiles (probably because he got so much daddy time while on vacation).
Grandma Shelley and James.
Johnny had to jump in.  Love this one.
Those who weren't here for Christmas arrived a couple of days later so we had "second Christmas" (except that my kids didn't have anything to open up).  It was fun to see everyone.
Aunt Michelle (who, incidentally just left us yesterday and we miss her already), the oldest Gillespie kid.
JayJay, looks like he is trying to poop!  So funny!
Sterling (love the faces I got from all the kids this year).
I don't have any pictures from New Year's Eve (I can't even remember what we did and neither can Brian).  Hmm.  Perhaps we need to start making better plans or look into some memory pills.  That is all she wrote for 2010.  It was fun and full of family and adventures and even a few scares and sad times but it is the good things we remember most.

1 comment:

Harmony said...

Christmas! you have to be kidding me! Christmas 2011 is just around the corner, hope you manage to catch up before then! ;) miss you...

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