We spent the first three days at my parent's house and then on Christmas morning we went to the Bronson's house for the last three days. I wish we could've stayed longer. I don't like being so far away from family. And I don't like it for my kids. Especially during holidays.
Dancing about in the airport in the middle of the night as we were waiting for a new flight to be booked.
My parent's were at work when we got there. They sat and waited for them when they knew they were on their way home.
Jonny was a mess the whole time at Temple Square from the time difference and the non sleep from our cancelled flight the night before. I miss Utah though, especially when at Temple Square at Christmas.
Avery came to play every chance she could while we were there.
And we made Christmas cookies!
My sass-pants daughter.
Grammy's tub is awesome!
A delightful version of The Night Before Christmas. "The children were warm in the children's beds."
Sparkly nails. Grammy always gives the best little girl manicures.
Our Christmas best.
Jonny's pose.
The only one we got with Dan in it.
Jonny wanted to take one, too.
The day after Christmas we went with our Bronson cousins to see Coco. It was adorable. This picture isn't great. I took it because of Eli holding Jonny's hand. He's always so cute with her.
Don't be fooled. She was being a real stinker.
Discussing important things with Papa Jon.
The Bronson cousins. They have four (soon five) Bronson cousins. It's a bit different than the 14 they have on my side.
Jonny loves Eli. She asked me to take a picture of them and then posed like this.
We went to a Sherlock Holmes escape room. I am worthless in escape rooms. Everyone else got me out of there.
But I looked cool, I guess?
Renee has been wanting to get family pictures done for ages but it never works out. At least we got this one. (And Renee was so, so sick the whole time we were there. This was the most we saw of her.)
Our flight home had us running to our connecting flight again because of delays, and then having that one delayed forever, too. (Seriously, never fly American Airlines.) By the time we got back to the frigid air of Boston we were wiped out. This is Atticus asleep with his eyes open on our drive home.





















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