Christmas 2008

For Christmas Eve we had a big dinner at the Moss’ house

Duane received a remote controlled helicopter for Christmas and was showing it off. Of course it turned out to be a big hit.

The kids play songs on the chimes.

Abby, Bella, and Mia sang a Christmas song

Eric song a Hanukkah song.

Clayton played his sax.

Even and Matt play the recorder.

And Zack also played the sax. We also did the Manger scene.

On Christmas, we awoke to a blizzard, and we received lots of snow (My dad is finally buying a snowblower today).

I thought this was a really cute picture of my parents.

Gingerbread Cookies

During the Christmas season, our family loves to make and eat gingerbread cookies. It is part of our holiday tradition. Here are some pictures of Alison and me making cookies.

Wedding Day!

Here are the pictures from Alison’s wedding. Tiffany did Alison’s hair this morning. Her hair looked so beautiful.

My camera’s battery died, so I was only able to take these pictures at the temple. We had a professional photographer there, so Alison will post those pictures later.

Done!

I took my last final today which means that I am officially done with my undergrad! Hurray! I was getting very sick of studying today and had a difficult time focusing. At one point I was lying down across the piano bench. My mother, out of amusement, took these pictures of me studying.

Alison and Adam are very excited right now. They have 2 more days until they get married!

Santa and his Reindeer

Jonathon decided to make this robotic Santa and Reindeer for a Christmas Decoration.

An Idaho Thanksgiving

This Thanksgiving we spent in Idaho with my mother’s parents. My Aunt April and Uncle Mark were also there with their three little boys. The best thing about Thanksgiving is the relaxation. There is no school, no work, and lots of family. What a great holiday!

Just look at how relaxed we are.

My dad also thought it was the perfect time to go shooting... of course.

Internship

I have signed on to do my summer internship with PwC in Salt Lake City. It was interesting to see how things turned out for me, since I only applied for San Jose on all my applications. I really liked the systems & process assurance (SPA) group that I will be working with in SLC, and I am very excited to work at PwC.

I was also accepted into the Masters of Accounting (MAcc) program at the University of Utah and will start that this January. The MAcc is only a one year program, so I will be officially done with school next December! It is so wonderful to see the light at the end of the tunnel.