Wow, Time Flies!

So, last time I blogged, I added a ton of posts with all the things we did in October. Now, it's almost Christmas. Where does the time go.

We also had a pretty eventful November and December hasn't slowed down a bit.

Here are some of the things we did the last couple of months.

• We saw an awesome play done by the members of our stake on the story of Alma and Abinadi.
• I went with Kylee and her preschool class on the UTA bus from Stansbury to Tooele. They were studing transportation that week. It was a really fun field trip, the kids loved it.

• We spent Thanksgiving in Idaho with Klay's family. We had not been to Idaho for a visit in a long time. It was nice to spend time with everyone.
• TWILIGHT MOVIE!!!!! Vanessa, Sam, Angela, Lindsay, My Mom, Kortney and I went to see the Twilight movie and to dinner. We even got twilight jackets to wear for the occasion. A couple friends of Kortney and I also came with us. It was great to have a GNO. We need to do it again!
• Black Friday christmas shopping. Klay and I did most of our shopping thanksgiving night on the internet, but there were some things we went out for. Not to early though, we didn't leave until 7:30am. Kortney even came with us. It was fun to have her along. Although, for some reason she's under the impression that since she knows a secret, she also gets to know EVERYTHING we buy for christmas. Needless to say, she gets upset when we go shopping without her.
• I went to Las Vegas for Autodesk University the first week in December. It was an eventful week. I attended several informative classes and got to see some old friends. Thanks to Victoria for arranging the week. It was so fun to see her.
• I also got to visit with my cousin Becky and her family. Thanks Becky, for letting me hang out at your house and interrupting your day. I had a great time. Your kids are so cute!
• I finished up the big project I was working on. I'm so excited to have a bit of a break for christmas.
• Kally and I went with Nisha, Maranda, and some of their family to see The Forgotten Carols by Michael McLean. I love the play. Kally was full of questions the entire time, always trying to figure everything out. She is so smart. At one point, she even told me that she could feel the music coming through the air and hitting her. I love you, Kally. Thanks for the mommy/daughter date, I had fun with you.