Christmas

Our Christmas week turned out to be more exciting then we bargained for. On Tuesday the 22nd Kinsley's cold took a turn for the worse and our doctor in Charles City sent us to the Mason City hospital. We were lucky enough that she didn't have to be admitted, but she did have a breathing treatment and is now on antibiotics. We've got our fingers crossed that she'll finally be able to kick this cold she's had for a month. She's been on antibiotics almost a week and still has a stuffy nose and a little cough, so I'm really hoping things don't come back once the medicine is gone.

Since Kinsley was feeling better by Thursday Michael and I decided we would head to his parents. The weather had cleared so we did our Christmas at home that morning and headed south in the afternoon. Christmas Eve was with his mom's family, and Christmas Day we spent with his dad's family. Kinsley slept through all of her Christmases except one! She is so lucky to have so many people that love her, and she will be looking good in the new year with all the clothes she got!

In her jumperoo, she's still got a little growing to do to really enjoy it.

Her Leapfrop puppy, Violet, is so cool it can say Kinsley's name and sing songs with her favorite things in them.

A dolly from Daddy.

Kinsley loved Michael's cousin Taylor.

With great-grandpa Owens