We love to see the Temple, especially when it is Christmas Eve, snowing, and the lights are on. Isn't this the most beautiful picture of the Salt Lake Temple at nighttime. It is truly amazing!
To continue one of our Christmas traditions, we ate our christmas eve dinner at The Roof inside the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. Not only was the food incredible and filling, it was also absolutely amazing to sit right by the window and see the snow clear and to see the benches of North Salt Lake and Temple Sqaure covered in a blanket of whiteness. What a beautiful place!
To continue one of our Christmas traditions, we ate our christmas eve dinner at The Roof inside the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. Not only was the food incredible and filling, it was also absolutely amazing to sit right by the window and see the snow clear and to see the benches of North Salt Lake and Temple Sqaure covered in a blanket of whiteness. What a beautiful place! Before our Christmas Eve ended, Tyson and I drove back home to Provo for our own Christmas eve traditions of eating cookies, reading stories, and sitting by the tree with just the lights twinkling at us. I had to work the night shift starting at midnight, so while Tyson slept snug in his bed, I delivered a Christmas baby! (not mine, however! :) Then joined him at 6 am on Christmas morning to sneak a few winks of shut eye before the real celebrations began!
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Ah- when do I get to see you? I was so sad that I didn't make it over to Emilies' the other night! How are you? How's the baby? When is she coming? I can't wait for you to be a mommy! It is the best thing in the world! If I don't get to talk to you before- good luck! Let us know when we can help you!
Love you! Tell Tyson and Baby Smith hi for us!
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