Kansas Dresners
Friday, January 18, 2008
  Christmas on the Farm
We got to spend a lot of time with the Bauer side of the family: everyone came down the same day we did (though we were the only ones who got caught in the blizzard) and stayed for a while. Max got to spend lots of time with his cousins:

We did some formal pictures the first day, at the end of which we all got hats and the kids got party crackers.
Though we came in a blizzard, the weather turned quite nice very quickly. One day, the sky was just perfect blue, horizon to horizon.
Woody and I went for a long walk around the farm with Ryan. There are a lot of thorn trees on the property.
Ryan and Max spent a lot of time playing. This was a radio-controlled plane thingy.
We also got to visit with Great-Aunt Mary Jane -- here's Max having a chat with her -- who gave us some lovely quilts and lots of candy to take home.
Mary Jane always has puppets around: here's Marge and Jack having some fun.
Of course, everyone wanted to hold Nathan, who's just a couple months old. Everyone looks cute with a baby: Uncles...
....Grandads...
.... older cousins...
....Grams and Aunts...
In between passing the baby around, there was other fun to be had: Gingerbread Houses! Nobody wanted to eat theirs right away, but we finally got to do some tasty demolition near the end of the visit.
John was architect and chief engineer.
In other sticky-sweet news, Grandad put up a bonfire one night, and the cousins all got to have s'mores. Max was having them for what I'm pretty sure is the first time. The reviews were predictably positive.
The weather was so good that the boys got to spend lots of time outside, and that meant trampoline! Here's Kyle, showing off his moves.
Here's Max mid-bounce, with an assist from John and Ryan.
Max even talked Woody and I up there finally.
After the cousins, aunts and uncles left, we still had some time. this is Max visiting the zoo in Independence. It was a cold, cold day, but that wasn't going to stop Max from seeing everything there was to see and doing everything there was to do. Here he's climbing up a rather slippery castle bridge.
Here he is coming out of a big metal teepee.
This is the "Little House on the Prairie": not the actual house, but it is in the actual spot.
 
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