Christmas lights

 Another fun Christmas memory made with grandparents!

 Last night, we took Grandma and Grandpa Weber to see our town's Christmas lights display. 
Spanish Fork, UT, does an awesome light show/display, with lots, and lots, and lots of amazing figurines and decorations.  It was only $5 a car, and we drove through the display, with headlights off,  listening to Christmas music. It was nice because we could view something spectacular as we drove super slow in our warm van. {{{No getting out in the cccoold weather!}}}  The displays reminded me of what a child may dream of Christmas.

 We took about 15 minutes, and agreed it was worth the $5. The kids loved it, and so did Grandma and Grandpa. Well, we all loved it, really.
 Grandpa was in the front passenger seat, and he unrolled his window, and took lots of photos.{As soon as we got home, he put one of his newly taken photos as his background on his computer screen.}

 As we drove home, we took turns sharing what each of our favorite displays were. Even though I don't have pictures of all of our favorites, I'll share them anyway.  Your imagination can take you away...

Grandma - The dinosaur mama with hatching eggs, and baby dinosaurs.
Grandpa-   The frog flipping his tongue out to catch jumping flies.
Conner-     The candy cane factory.
Parker-      The volcano.
Emmalese- The nativity scene.
Spencer-    The castle.
Tucker-      Baby Jesus.
Andelin-     She liked being held while we drove slowly around the park.
Warren-     The USA bobsled.
Autumn-     The skier going down a slope and doing flips.

 It was hard to get good photos of us in the van, as well as the amazing light displays.  In the first photo you can barely see some of the displays out the windshield. In fact, if you look closely, it's one of the dinosaurs- Grandma's favorite display.