Tim and Faye Haggar: Home for the Holidays!

The 4 of us stayed in Vermillion for Christmas, which was wonderful. Even though we missed our families terribly, we enjoyed the quiet time at our house. We were able to continue the traditions we started last year, as well as adding a few new ones. Santa found our house with a little help from the reindeer dust the girls sprinkled on the lawn. They opened presents and played until bedtime.

However, we knew the holidays wouldn't be the same without our families, so a few days after Christmas we headed back to Rapid City. We were able to celebrate Christmas's with both families. Our weekend was fun, chaotic, busy, restful, joyful and memorable! But instead of telling you all about it, I will let the pictures do the talking. {Note: I have to thank Mel for a few of the pictures, she seemed the capture a few of the moments that I missed}

Sledding with Cousins

Izzy and Sophia

Lincoln was trying to give the big kids a push -

Charlie, Izzy and Sophia

We had a blast watching the kiddos

All smiles with daddy

Max was my sledding buddy

Uncle Chris giving Izzy a push

Max needed a snack break ;-)

Kyra and Sophia

All the kids

(can't wait until Zak can join in the fun)

Uncle Chris and Uncle Tim made a sled train

Rush Hockey Game

**In the Budweiser Box**

We sure miss going to the games - we forgot how fun they are

The Haggar clan - Tim Sr, Melissa, Christina, Mary and Tim

Ice Skating at Main Street Square

This was the first time that the girls have skated. They were so excited, as they really want to learn how to play hockey some day. I took each one of them around by themselves at first, but then they caught on and both ended up going around once all by themselves.

Price Christmas Celebration

We love you Grandpa!

Tim and his girls

More Squinkies!

Izzy and Granma

The girls!

Zakariah's Baptism

Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the
kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these." Matthew 19:14

Zakariah Timothy Schweitzer was baptized on Sunday, Dec. 30 at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Tim and I, along with his siblings Mel, Christina, Gabe and Brother-in-law Tim were honored to be chosen as Zak's Godparents.