
Here are some more random Christmas pictures that captured the fun of our family gathering.
These are memories now, and ones we already treasure even as we look forward to making more of them in the future.
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In the picture above, Tobias was the engineer of our little train.

This picture is typical of our sons; enjoying a strategy/thinking game.

One of the things Hannah wanted for Christmas was a nightgown for herself and her American girl doll. She was so happy to get it!

John, who once was a fussy eater, is now a fabulous chef.
Take heart, in case you have a fussy eater...

Josiah's Grandma Seibel made this cute hat.
I played around with the picture in picasa, just leaving the color on the hat.
Kind of cool...

Kissing cousins...

and more kissing cousins...

My krumkake..

We made lefse on Christmas day so that John and Sara could get the hang of it now that they have a new lefse grill. Brooklyn, who has had a fair amount of experience making lefse, really took charge. She was very very good at it too!

And she was also interested in the finished product; here Sara is doing the all-important preparations: spread softened butter on the lefse, liberally apply sugar and fold or roll up and serve! Delicious!

Yum. Lefse. Have you ever had it?

It wasn't easy getting a picture of Luke; he is often in motion!
He was very happy with this transformer for Christmas and this picture is really so "Luke"...

Another sweet picture of Mattea.

After the children were sleeping, we began playing the Wii - and I had just purchased the "Just Dance" game. Sara and Meghan were having fun trying it out. Andrea and I got in the mix shortly thereafter. It was tons of fun!

The snow and fresh air was tons of fun!

Berge men playing rook in the living room.

Berge men playing rook in the dining room.
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Berge men like rook.
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We celebrated Sean's December birthday and he got a great helmet and shield to go with his sword.

He went to battle with his Dad.

A view of the long table;
8 adults and 8 children at the table.
One toddler in the high chair.
One infant either being held or content in her bouncing seat..
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Another perfectly lovely ordinary day.
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