Once we got to Utah, the girls opened presents from Grandma Johnson and we just hung out with family. LOVE THESE TIMES!!
Oh..Our Nicole!! At the Family Christmas Dinner, Nicole missed the top step going down the stairs and tumbled all the way down, hitting her head on the cabinet at the bottom of the stairs. I heard her screaming, ran, and picked her up as she was walking up the stairs. Her head was bleeding all over. She had split it open-Warren called some doctor friends, and his sister, who is a paramedic/firefighter, looked at it. Everyone said we could go either way on stitches, so after alot of back and forth...we decided against stitches. We just kept it clean, bandaged, and covered. Poor Nicole had such a hard time sleeping that night...her head hurt so bad.
I love sweet little Savannah. Taylor and Savannah are only about 2 months apart and it is fun watching them play together. 

My girls love making cookies with Grandma and try to eat a lot of cookie dough while they help Grandma. Nicole is extremely tricking and would often sneak off with a spoonful of dough.
Our cousin Parker is the youngest of 5 kids and Nicole loves him. He lets her hold him, play with him, and feed him...without screaming or fussing. She LOVES this real baby.
Kaylee is very creative. She spent one day making a musical instrument called a "Macasso." She wrote music, and a fingering chart. She even taught me how to play it. As she told me,"It is one of the hardest instruments to play in all of Europe."
One of the highlights of our trip was sledding down the hill in Grandma's back yard. Taylor was a little worried, but slowly warmed up.
Kaylee loved sledding with the young cousins. She enjoys being the oldest grand-daughter on the Johnson side of the Family.





Nicole is such a trooper. She would sled down the hill, fall off her sleigh, get soaking wet, and walk back up the hill...eating snow as she went.


Here are the little 2 year old girls playing in the snow...Savannah, Taylor, and Aspen. Such cute girls!!



































