It's A Wonderful Life!

This post has nothing to do with Christmas, but it is wonderful. Back in October my brother and his family were sealed to each other. It was such a wonderful and amazing experience to be there and witness this great event. I was more than choked up when they brought in the kids, all dressed in white. My nephew Boston was so excited and just burst into room and just stood there smiling at everyone. Brighton was very calm and glowing as she held Avery - who handled the event fairly well. I'm so excited and proud of them. I love you guys!

How can you not love these kids?

Comments

Charity said…

Thanks so much for such a sweet post. It was so wonderful, even thought the road has been rough that day was so worth it. We love you! and miss your cute face I haven't seen you in days!!!

November 27, 2009 at 9:37 AM

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