Thanksgiving

We had a lot to be Thankful for this year. Within the year of 2010, we welcome our sweet Afton into our family and have been lucky enough to watch her little personality develop, we witnessed a miracle as my dad received and recovered from a liver transplant, we were able to welcome to new neices (Jaime and Savannah), and we have reaped the blessing that come from having parents/grandparents (Kenton's parents) on a mission. Through this year, we have been blessed to grow closer as a family and we could not be more thankful for the gospel in our lives and the chance we have to be together forever.
We were so excited to celebrate all of our blessings this year as we gathered with family and friends.

Afton is lucky enough to have her cousin Jaime so close in age
(Afton and Jaime are 2 weeks apart)
They spent a lot of time together over the Thanksgiving week.

They wore their hats together

They played and ate food together.

They sat on Grandpa's lap together. My dad claims to share a Birthday month with these two. He claims the transplant as his second birthday. Afton was born 10 days before transplant and Jaime was born 7 days after.

We couldn't get enough of Jaime and her cute faces.


Afton would only give Keaton kisses. If anyone knows Keaton you know that he is extremely good with kids. Every kid loves him from the beginning. . . Afton is no exception.

After Thanksgiving dinner the men all fell asleep while us women learned to crochet. Typical Thanksgiving.

Kenton insisted I mention the game. The most exciting game of the Thanksgiving season. The Saints vs. the Cowboys. Two of his brother-in-laws are huge fans of each team. Luke being an avid Cowboys fan and Keaton being as equally huge fan of the Saints. Pretty much everybody rooted for the Cowboys just so Keaton wouldn't have a reason to be cocky. . . but, the Saints won and Keaton was victorious again! Thanks to Grandpa's big screen, it felt like you were really there!