December was a busy month with school events and Holiday Magic.

Bruce won the compassion award at school.
We had a cookie decorating party to begin our Christmas season.
Kyle and Cody helped me with all the Christmas shopping and found these cute cut outs at one of the many stores we visited.
The School has a cookies with Santa Night.
Thankfully a teacher saw Regina got see Santa without a parent and snapped a picture for us. She is a very independent child and likes to do things her way.
Kyle is at the perfect age for Christmas. He was so excited to tell Santa what he wanted...a train set.
We headed over to Caldwell for their annual light parade. Before standing in the rain, we ate a Dairy Queen so we could use their parking lot to view the parade.
Regina has been learning how to braid hair. She is getting good and I'm always happy to let her play with my hair.
A chapter is closing in our book very soon. Kyle will be moving to Primary and there will be no more Conde kids in Nursery for the first time in 9 1/2 years when Jennie began attending.
Also after 10 years, these reminders have been taken down. They were first made to help my sleep deprived brain remember to keep a consistent routine. Then it changed into reminding the kids to do it themselves. The kids have decided that they no longer want them since they are for babies.
Even though they are growing up, they still enjoy their cuddles with Mom. And we're all looking forward to the chapter that await us in the future.
We spent some time with cousins at the War Hawk Museum.
Dinner out: I love it when the kids get along while we wait for our food.
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