Sunday, December 28, 2008
Christmas Eve at Terri's
Every year we get together for food, conversation and a Christmas celebration. It's all about the kids. They open their presents from the extended family. Then everyone has their immediate family celebration Christmas morning. It's like having two Christmases each year!
Ian.
Colin.
Ashley, Erin, and Lindsay.
Wil and Cooper.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Arctic Survival Training
I've been showing Ian some basics to survival in the wilderness. We really do it for the fun but it's good stuff to know!
Ian in his snow cave. Underneath him is a bed of pine boughs for insulation. To his left is a candle which, along with body heat, is sufficient to bring the temperature up to 50 degrees or so in there.
Ian in his snow cave. Underneath him is a bed of pine boughs for insulation. To his left is a candle which, along with body heat, is sufficient to bring the temperature up to 50 degrees or so in there.The Storm
Our Outdoor Christmas Tree Tradition
Every year we decorate a tree outside and leave fruits, seeds, and popcorn for the animals. We all enjoy being outside and hanging up the treats. We saw deer and other animal tracks right by the tree. It's a well established hangout for turkeys, too. Steph initiated this tradition and it has become a must do around Christmastime!


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