I figured that since Christmas is only a week away, it's probably about time I posted some pictures from Thanksgiving ;)
Our Thanksgiving day started out eventfully, with James getting a big bump on the head. He was sitting at the top of our stairs, and decided to stick his legs in his shirt and pretend to be an egg. I heard a little voice say, "Look, Mommy, I'm an egg!" and before I could reach him he was rolling down the stairs, head first. I got to the bottom of the stairs as his head smacked right into the tile floor at the bottom. Poor boy! He got a pretty good goose egg on his head and was pretty scared. Jonathan used his one-semester optometry skills to check James' pupil sizes and see if he had a concussion (which he didn't!)
We then headed off to a nearby field where a large group of guys from our ward were playing football. We sat on the grass and visited with some of the wives and kids while the men played. I am so grateful to be in a ward with SO many medical students and residents - I took James over to one of the residents and said, "is my son's head ok???" :)
We had a wonderful day being together and skyping with family. Here are my boys playing Mario Kart with some of the Boster men in Oregon. Thank you, technology!
Our Thanksgiving day started out eventfully, with James getting a big bump on the head. He was sitting at the top of our stairs, and decided to stick his legs in his shirt and pretend to be an egg. I heard a little voice say, "Look, Mommy, I'm an egg!" and before I could reach him he was rolling down the stairs, head first. I got to the bottom of the stairs as his head smacked right into the tile floor at the bottom. Poor boy! He got a pretty good goose egg on his head and was pretty scared. Jonathan used his one-semester optometry skills to check James' pupil sizes and see if he had a concussion (which he didn't!)
We then headed off to a nearby field where a large group of guys from our ward were playing football. We sat on the grass and visited with some of the wives and kids while the men played. I am so grateful to be in a ward with SO many medical students and residents - I took James over to one of the residents and said, "is my son's head ok???" :)
We had a wonderful day being together and skyping with family. Here are my boys playing Mario Kart with some of the Boster men in Oregon. Thank you, technology!
A shot of James' bump on the head...
This was my first time making the ENTIRE Thanksgiving meal all by myself - and I have to say that it turned out really well!! We cooked a small turkey breast instead of a big turkey, and it was delicious.
And of course, true to Boster tradition, we had a pretty good pie-to-person ratio.
James enjoys some pie with his favorite stuffed animal buddy, Pongo.
We ended the day by watching "White Christmas" - sticking to the Gibbons family Thanksgiving tradition! Let the Christmas season begin!
We are so blessed :)
1 comment:
I love hearing reading your updates Jenny.
PS> White Christmas is part of my family's traditions too!
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