Starr Valley

I have the most adorable family!

Pam keeping the babies warm!

Conner is an awesome shot.

Drew is a die hard thrower. He never complains and just keeps throwing and throwing for as long as anyone wants to shoot.

Enjoying the nice warm fire.

Just watching the action and whishing they were a littler bit bigger.

Sutton looks just like a girl version of her Dad.

Scott justing kicking back watching his partner do work.

Pull

And the Winner is...

In Annie Oakley you have to be ready. The first person says pull. He shoots the birdie and then each person after tries to piece him. If you get pieced you are out.

Looks good Raygen

Landon is getting so big.

NICE

The kids love to play under this huge coffee tableGirls share.

Maleen share!

Really girls share!

Maleen finally settled for two and Sutton one.

These two little boys really love each other.
This is totally not a staged hug.

I love that Pa loves my kids!

We love going to Starr Valley the Friday after Thanksgiving. Nathan's family does an annual Turkey Shoot. It is a lot of fun. Each team pays $20.00 to enter. The winning team gets their name on the Trophy and takes home the pot. Needless to say Nathan and I have never won. This years winner was Conner and his Dad, Scott. After the official shoot we play a game called Annie Oakley which is also very fun. We figured by the end of the weekend we had shot between 1,500 and 2,000 shells.

As usualy Pam fixed more food then anyone family could possibly eat. It was delicious! My personal favorite 1-2-3 cookies and slush.

We spent Saturday morning putting up Nana and Papa's enormous Christmas Tree. The kids had a great time and the tree looked great as usual.

It was so nice to see everyone. Pa (Pam's Dad) came from Utah and Jason and his family came all the way from Nebraska. Everyone else made the drive from Fallon. Marcus and Jace kept each other busy. They love each other and can play nonstop. Finally Saturday night they were so tired they could hardly move. Jace said, "It is time for you to go to bed and for me to go to bed." Both boys were to tired to even walk and had to be packed to bed by their Moms.