Gobble, gobble, gobbled!

Well, after having survived Halloween, we got right into the spirit of Thanksgiving. We had a great month. The boys continued in wrestling full swing - Shane got his braces off (just in time for wrestling), the elementary kids were involved in the Veteran's Day assembly, James is as busy as ever, and Shiloh is preparing for all of her friends to go back to college and go on missions. I am just trying to keep track of it all. We do realize we have so much to be grateful for. We are very blessed!



The little boys were so excited to finally have some leaves to play in. Ryan really got into it as you can see.





These are bad pics, but Ali was in an honors choir that involved students from 52 elementary schools. I think each school got to send 5 kids. It was a nice concert. She sang alto.














Shauna and Tony were in the East Valley play 'The Diary of Anne Frank". Tony was a Nazi Soldier, #3 to be more exact, and Shauna was Mepe. They did a good job.


























Shiloh and Derrick went on a date to see the play and go bowling. You can get the idea of how the night progressed from the following pictures. Thank goodness for little brothers!




This is Levi being Levi. We absolutely adore him!!




I made all the kids who didn't make these owls in kindergarten make one for FHE. We also updated our thankful feathers on the turkey. My kids are very accomadating!!!

Shane came home from the turkey bowl with this, but told me it was actually from the day before in wrestling. Like that's suppose to make me feel better!
We had my mom, sister and both brothers and their families over for Thanksgiving. Here the cousins are playing a game. Haiey has the back of her head to the camera.

Becca, Katie, and Olivia


Mack
The front of Hailey's head.


Justin vegging
Watching some game





Austin Wayne

Heading out to find a Christmas tree


At the property







Levi wants to help Daddy




Sizing up a tree in comparison to Tony and Josh

















These are the trees we found. The first is in the livingroom and the second is upstairs in the playroom. And the last one we found in the garage. It's a little fake one we put in my bedroom because...well because I can! :)






















Shane had to dress up as George Washington for a project in his history class. we went to goodwill and pulled this together. His professor thought it was great and considering she announced the first day of class that she hated running start students, Shane has won her over. She also said that kids in high school couldn't perform on a college level and Shane has the highest grade in her class; imagine that!!! Anyway, I thought he made a very good-looking George.








Thanks for keeping up all of your blogs. We love looking at them. Have a great December! The Lee's