December to Remember

December was filled with lots of memorable experiences. We had a lot of fun around town and a short trip to Show Low.

The boys at the zoo. Carson's hair fits in pretty well with the goats.

milking the cow

riding the tractors

our favorite part of the zoo, the monkeys. Look how close this little monkey was to Colby. We had to move away so it wouldn't get any closer. The day we went to the zoo the monkeys we jumping all over the place.

peacock walking around

This video is of the goats running wild at the zoo. It was feeding time and they went wild!

One day Colby thought it would be fun to do his hair and his brother's hair too. This is how we found them when they came out of the bathroom.

This video is of Colby being silly bouncing and Carson clapping as he watches him.

Mid-December we went to Show Low to spend the weekend before Christmas with Bryan's family. It ended up being a busy weekend since his great-grandma Gay of 102years passed away. It was fun to see his distant family.

Colby at Grandpa Stoner's house in the snow

Carson & great-grandpa Stoner. He is the only grandchild that will come near him, and he really wanted grandpa to pick him up too. He was pretty happy about it and I think grandpa was too.

Fun stuff about the kids.
Colby is dearly missing not having school. He keeps asking if he has school in the morning. He loves his teacher and can't wait for the vacation to end. He is sad about his primary class at church changing. He doesn't want a new teacher he just wants Sister Shumway. Colby sure keeps us laughing.
Carson is 11 months now. Some new stuff about him on Christmas Day he decide to consistently walk! He has been taking steps here and there the last month and now it is all the time with some crawling still too. He loves to play and follow his brother around still. He is trying to talk a little more he says "mor" (more) and "bah" (bye). He loves to clap and wave at everyone. His kisses are pretty sweet too! We sure love the joy and excitement he brings into our lives.