Sunday, December 25, 2011

Gubfield Christmas

Our little family

Gubler kids: Johnny, Megan, Marie, Stephen and Jessica


Grandpa and his favorite grandchild

Audrey and Grandpa Gubler

Emma and Audrey

Audrey LOVED sucking on LeNae's chin

Great Grandpa and Grandma Gubler, Marie, Johnny and Megan

Gubler Cousins-Audrey and Marie

Johnny, Megan, Marie and us

Gubler Brothers- Loving their new toy helicopters

Like father like son

Nathan's favorite gift- the helicopter


Baby Loving

Sunday's Best?


Gubler Siblings- Johnny, Nathan, Stephen and Jessica

Brothers

Goofing off like always

Gubler Girls: Megan, Jessica and Me

Enjoying the baby's nap

Sweet little Marie

Lichfield Clan- mom, Reagan, Robert, Lana and LeNae

Lichfield Kiddos- Reagan, Lana and LeNae

Buddies- Audrey and Emma

The Whole Lichfield Gang: mom, Emma, Robert, Reagan, Lana, LeNae and Dad

Great Grandpa and Grandma Gubler

Still playing with the helicopters
This was kind of a crazy Christmas. I always thought how nice it is to live close to both families then you get the best of both worlds. But I realized, you just get shared time and experience and you don't get as much quality time with the family. So we spent our wild Christmas Eve night with my family and then headed over to spend Christmas Day and dinner with the Gublers in Diamond Valley. It was a lovely day, Spencer called from Brazil I think around 11, he was on skype and we were able all to talk to him and see him on the TV.  And then since it was a Sunday we all went to church, and then hung out for a bit and ate a yummy meal. It was fun to see what Santa brought and just to catch up and hang out. And Grandma and Grandpa Gubler joined us for dinner as well. I remember we played one of my favorite games, Rummingcube, however Grandma Gubler is a stickler with the rules, so it wasn't as fun as I remember :) We then stopped by my mom's for a little bit, it was fun too. It was fun to spend a little more time with Reagan and LeNae, and eat the yummy Carmel corn pops my mom makes. So here's the first Gubfield Christmas. I think we are going to try to simplify and focus on one family each year... we'll see how that goes.

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