I have seen this idea out there a couple of times in blog land and loved it. A record of things that have happened over the last year that capture your family at that time.
One of the highlights was our vacation to Knott's Berry Farm. Our first time as a family to an amusement park and the kids still talk about it.
We started Friday night, pizza night. All my kids look forward to it (except Carter, who is not a huge fan of pizza, I am still trying to understand that).
We have discovered the beauty of Netflix and have all enjoyed it immensely.
Brendan has become a great reader, but an even pickier eater. ( I think he looks forward to pizza night the most because it's the only night he eats dinner)
Carter is obsessed with Beyblades.
Kayden survived his first semester of middle school. He has learned many things along the way, but it's been good for him.
I am still the Primary President- I still even like it.
Corey still teaches Sunday school and works for the same accounting firm.
Hailey still likes brown horses and talks a mile a minute. Corey thinks that if she stopped for just 2 minutes she would probably gain a couple pounds; she really never stops.
Emery changed from my little baby to a full blown running around, mess making, not so little baby. We still love every minute of it.
Emery also loves, loves her Daddy. It is the only word she says right now.
Breakfast has become such a pain at our house this year. Only 2 of my kids like cereal. I hate it. I am a lover of cold cereal and just can't imagine how this happened.
I just finished reading the Mortal Instruments series, I really liked it. Also finished Hunger Games this year too. But have been stuck on the 4th Fablehaven book since last year.
My older boys read the Percy Jackson series and have been working on the Chronicles of Narnia. I have been reading the Tale of Desperaux to Brendan.
I spray painted for the first time this year, took a photography class, and had a yard sale. The latter, I will never do again. I am not good a bartering.
Played Uno for the first time with the kids - not sure how we missed that for so long.
Have made many trips to Circle K for icees and to Target to looks at toys. That's like heaven for the kids.
Have watched "Toy Story 3" numerous times. It still makes me a little sad every time. Maybe because I see my own kids getting bigger and moving on.
Watched my oldest participate in his last Primary Program and pass the Sacrament. (an good example of my kids getting bigger and moving on)
I am sure there are so many more things, but it will be fun to do this in another years time to see what things change and be able to see what we did the year before.