White Elephant gifts
Trevor got a box of Chocolate covered Cherries (he didn't know what they were but I think anything wrapped up is exciting)
Unwrapping a piece of candy takes so much consentration!
I looked over and saw the boys helping each other with a pez dispenser, it was so cute (that's something you don't see too often).
And MERRY CHRISTMAS to everyone from us!!!
T-Rex's tail.
A little skinny dipping in Steinaker reservoir.
Then on our way to Steamboat Springs Colorado. It was so pretty there but the beetles had gotten to soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many of the pine tree's. It was so sad.
We were spoiled. Grandpa's motor home is sooooo nice.
Jonas watched me role my pants before I bike so that they don't get caught in the chain, so I guess he thought he needed to role his shorts. He also watches dad cover up before some of his cold winter rides, so he covered up when it was raining. Scary how observant kids can be. 
This is the first I have seen a fox in it's natural habitat.
We camped and swam at Steamboat springs lake. You can see a lot of the poor dead tree's
They had the funnest bike trail that went along the lake.
And on our way back from the bike ride, it pored. I love the rain.
This was the first I've seen a beaver in it's natural habitat. We were walking along the boat dock and I looked down and there he was, biting on a branch. It was cute.
And now we are one our way to Leadville Colorado. This is the way to travel.
Lance Armstrong. That's right, we actually saw him in person. It was a lot of fun. If you look carefully at the pictures, you'll notice his rear tire is completely flat. He rode on it for the last eight miles of the Leadville 100. He placed 1st and smashed the record. It was kind of weird seeing him on a mountain bike instead of a road bike. I ran over after he finished and he walked right buy me. I found it funny that his bike had it's very own suburban and body guards. 
Grandpa's camera broke right when we get to the most picturesque place. 
