Us with our tree.
"I am the vine; you are the branches. If a man remains in me and I in him, he will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing." ~John 15:5
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Christmas 2008
I took a few pictures of our Christmas decorations since only Jon and Suzy will get to see them this year. They're our only visitors before Christmas who will get to see the tree. We got a decent amount of snow last night, so it finally feels like Christmas is almost here. We'll see how long the snow lasts, but our apartment complex actually got the plow out for the first time this winter.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Family Pictures 2008
At the end of October, my sister's boyfriend Kyle, took our family pictures. They turned out really great and we even used one for our Christmas card. I thought I'd post a few of them for your pleasure. See Kyle's website for more of what he does.






Friday, December 12, 2008
Greenfield Village in Winter
Last weekend we went on the snowiest day so far this winter to Greenfield Village. The Village is decorated for Christmas and the Henry Ford Museum has a giant Christmas tree and model trains with gingerbread houses. We wanted to see these things and didn't have anything going on last Saturday. We bundled up and braved the snow to see what we could. There were very few people at the Village, but that allowed us to listen to the docents without a lot of people around. We enjoyed ourselves a lot and even had quite a conversation about cows and sheep with the two farmers at the barn.
The last picture in the slide show (of Brian holding his hands up with one measley light lit up) is my favorite. Just before I snapped the picture, he had all the lights lit up, but the picture was just a bit too slow! I think it's funny that he is so excited, but you only see one light lit up. :)
The last picture in the slide show (of Brian holding his hands up with one measley light lit up) is my favorite. Just before I snapped the picture, he had all the lights lit up, but the picture was just a bit too slow! I think it's funny that he is so excited, but you only see one light lit up. :)
Thanksgiving 2008
School is finally done for the semester, so I can focus on other things (like this blog!). We've done a few interesting things since the last time I posted, so I'm going to work on catching up.
We spent the Thanksgiving weekend in Grand Rapids so that we could spend time with our families. On Thanksgiving we had lunch with Brian's family and dinner with the Branderhorst (my mom's side) family. Friday we spent the day shopping (!!) for our camera and a few other things. Saturday I worked on homework while Brian attempted to fix the car (which didn't end up working) and had the Ponstein Christmas party in the evening. After the party, I went to visit with my girl friends since one was home from China after two years. Sunday we had lunch with my family and then came back to Belleville.
We had a great time while we were home, but were glad to come back to our apartment. When we got back, we set up our tree and Christmas decorations over the next few days. I'll have pictures of those sometime soon. For now, enjoy some pictures from our new camera of the Ponstein Christmas party.
We spent the Thanksgiving weekend in Grand Rapids so that we could spend time with our families. On Thanksgiving we had lunch with Brian's family and dinner with the Branderhorst (my mom's side) family. Friday we spent the day shopping (!!) for our camera and a few other things. Saturday I worked on homework while Brian attempted to fix the car (which didn't end up working) and had the Ponstein Christmas party in the evening. After the party, I went to visit with my girl friends since one was home from China after two years. Sunday we had lunch with my family and then came back to Belleville.
We had a great time while we were home, but were glad to come back to our apartment. When we got back, we set up our tree and Christmas decorations over the next few days. I'll have pictures of those sometime soon. For now, enjoy some pictures from our new camera of the Ponstein Christmas party.
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