Chritmas

The holidays have come and gone and I didn't blog a thing. Jordan and I went to Colorado Springs for 2 weeks to celebrate the holidays with his family. It was nice to relax and enjoying doing NOTHING! I did do a few things like shop, shop, shop, and shop. I think I literally went shopping everyday. I was in this mood where I wanted to go to every store and see what they had. I blame my mother-in-law Heidi. I did not use to be this way, but shopping with her over the years I too have become addicted. What can I say, it's fun!

I didn't take any pictures over the break and the ones that I got from his parents were mostly of me. In the next couple of weeks though, Jordan and I are going to have a mini photo shoot with his mom because we don't have any pictures of us since our wedding. But here are some of the pictures that show a sample of our Christmas vacation.

Christmas Eve....opening our PJs. Oh yeah, if you didn't notice, I died my hair.

Me, Baby Braelyn, Jodi and Riley looking happy in our pajamas.

Christmas morning....you have to crawl through the fort to get to the presents :)

Jordan opening is awesome new running jacket with reflectors and all.

We went to the zoo to see if Braelyn would like the animals. As long as she didn't get too close she was fine. The zoo had all the giraffes inside where we could feed and pet them.

I fed one giraffes 2 crackers then the one next to him was trying desperately to get his tongue through the bars so he could get some. I laughed and gave him my last cracker.

The tongues on these things are freakin' long. 

I was telling him that the crackers were all gone. I then tried to pet him, but he turned his head and walked away.  The love you get in return for feeding animals. While another kid was feeding him, I quickly put my hand up, sneaky, I know.

A few of us rode the carasel. I tried to get Jordan to come with me, but as you can see, I'm by myself :(

I wish there were more pictures of Jordan and I, but at least we have some documentation of what we did for Christmas.