Thursday, December 30, 2010

Christmas Eve

From my mom, who loves the Disney Store.
Adam received his first official "Open-Face" Sandwich lessons, I think he did a great job. We have these every Christmas Eve on the Weidlich side of the family and they are delicious. My Opa even wrote a poem detailing how to make them that is followed every year.

Red Robin we Miss You

Since moving to Manitoba, I have noticed their lack of Red Robin Restaurants. As in they don't have any! I didn't eat there all the time, but I did enjoy their classic cheeseburger once or twice a year and have been missing it since moving to Manitoba. Going there while in Edmonton was a must for me, and it was delicious.
Matt & Stacey came up to visit us from Calgary where they also don't have Red Robin. Stacey really likes their clucks and fries so of course we went with them. We had a lot of fun with them just hanging out playing Settlers of Catan and Wizard. My mom came too, but she is behind the camera.

I'm a winner!

This is at the One Stop Gas Station in Fisher Branch. Every time you fill up with gas you can enter your name in a draw to win free gas...I won! It made Adam & I laugh to have such a small thing be so exciting in our little town that we live in. It's funny too that they didn't phone us, we just heard by "word-of-mouth".

Saturday, December 11, 2010

Baby Bump


Oh yeah, I guess I am pregnant, which is pretty exciting for us, so here is a picture of me last week at 14 weeks. I can't believe how I just keep growing.

Movember and December

Movember is finally over. I can't say I was overly attached to Adam's extra addition to his face, but I can say that December 1st was sweet because he shaved it off!

Adam's birthday treats at Amy & Chris' house, the candle sang "Santa Claus is Coming to Town", it was pretty awesome.
I decided to do some Christmas baking and make some delicious Cry-Baby cookies. If you ever plan on making them , there is NO need to double. I made a single batch and had like 4 dozen cookies. But they are super tasty and I have plenty of room in the freezer. Besides, that is the way us Wild grandkids are used to eating cookies; frozen and stolen from the freezer in Grandma's basement. Who are we kidding, she knew it was happening, why else would the tins always be full of cookies?