Alex was a "Little Fir Tree" in his preschool Christmas play. It was a very short and simple play consisting of three fir trees, some birds, rabbits, and stars. Alex was just happy to have his family there watching. He was shining! Simple moments like these make the holidays more memorable. In the picture below a family is choosing him to take home for their Christmas tree.
Here he is "
chillin" on the side of the stage watching the remainder of the play.
The play had a happy ending as the only Fir Tree left that didn't get picked to be a Christmas tree was decorated by the birds, rabbits, and stars.
I loved the Angel at the top of his tree - My little "Angel Face!"
Alex was a "Little Fir Tree" in his preschool Christmas play. It was a very short and simple play consisting of three fir trees, some birds, rabbits, and stars. Alex was just happy to have his family there watching. He was shining! Simple moments like these make the holidays more memorable. In the picture below a family is choosing him to take home for their Christmas tree. 
Here he is "chillin" on the side of the stage watching the remainder of the play. 
The play had a happy ending as the only Fir Tree left that didn't get picked to be a Christmas tree was decorated by the birds, rabbits, and stars. 
I loved the Angel at the top of his tree - My little "Angel Face!"
5 comments:
That is really cute! It was fun to hang out last night even though I didn't even get to sit with you! I think I need to hire you as my personal trainer, you look awesome!!! Can't wait to see the house on Tuesday!
What a fun time. He looks so handsome!! It seems like it was a great play!
can you email me your new home address. thanks. rowan.hayley@gmail.com
Thanks for such a fun lunch Saturday. It was fun to see you again. I hope the home show goes well. You won't believe this, but my 3rd is Alex Jon (AJ). Small world. Have a great holiday.
Sheri Duffy
Your kids are getting so big and are so stinkin cute! I'm glad we get together at least every year for such a fun lunch! It brings back memories of coming up to your houses in Manti as a kid.
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