Thanksgiving

This was the first Thanksgiving I spent out of Idaho and away from my family. I have to admit I missed them and the traditional game of spoons at aunt Candice's. Sean and I did have a very nice Thanksgiving though. Sean's mom and brother came up to spend the day with us. We had a delicious ham dinner which we ate on the floor using the coffee table because we don't have a kitchen table or chairs. Everyone went around and said what they were grateful for, which is my favorite tradition. We spent the afternoon enjoying eachother's company and having nice family time. Sean's mom left at about 5 that evening but his brother stayed with us until Saturday. Sean and him had fun playing the xbox 360 all weekend! This Thanksgiving experience made me realize that I do love and miss my parents and my siblings and I wish I could spend every holiday with them. But I also realized that it's ok to celebrate the holidays and start new family traditions with my husband and daughter.

Halloween

Kamela's second halloween! We went trick or treating to all the stores in the mall Kamela had a total blast and enjoyed the candy a little too much! We also went to a friend's house so they could see us in our costumes. I was a ref, Kamela was the most adorable lion ever! and Sean was a derranged clown!

Potato Museum

Sean, Kamela and I, took an afternoon to visit the potato expo in Blackfoot Idaho just so we could say we've been to a potato museum! It was a fun and intersting experience. We learned alot about different kinds of potatoes, different sizes, and the different tools used to farm potatoes. We saw pictures of the world's largest potato which is 80 pounds and we were able to see the old fashioned tools and the new tools used to farm potatoes. I never knew going to a potato museum could be so fun!

Sean standing outside of the potato museum infront of a huge buttered potato!

The world's largest pringle, 5.4 ounces and equals the size of 80 regular pringles.