Ellie and Anthony went to see Thanksgiving Point Lights

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Jacob, Natasha, Adam and I went with them.  It costs $8.00 to drive your car through the
lights at Thanksgiving Point.  Ellie may think it was worth it, but Anthony only wanted to
drive the car, and turn on the blinker.
Anthony and Ellie got out of their car seats to sit in front so they could see the lights
better and I think Ellie thought they were nice and she made "oooh" and "aahh" sounds
I have never heard her make before.
Anthony and Ellie were both tired by the end and I am not sure they enjoyed the lights.
One of my favorites was the 3 flowers.  They were really tall and stand out more than
all the other lights.

All in all I love looking at Christmas lights and this is the first time I have seen these lights
at Thanksgiving Point.
Thanks Jacob and Natasha!

Noah Rhodes Burdett

  
Noah Rhodes Burdett was born December 23, 2011 at 2:20 p.m., weighing 5 lbs. 13 oz., 17 1/2 inches long.

He was due Jan 15, so his early arrival was clearly a Christmas
surprise.  Unfortunately, by the time he left the hospital at 8:30 p.m.
on Christmas Eve, it was too late to get a photo with Santa Claus for his first Christmas.

The high temperature on Dec. 23 was 34 and the low was 23 in
Provo and on Christmas the high was 37 with a low of 20 degrees.
The interesting weather phenomenon for 2011 is no snow.  There
was no snow on the day Noah was born and still no snow for
Christmas.

Guy Burdett's grandchild Bailee (Amy is her mother)