Monthly Archives: December 2009

Avery (& Dan) were invited to go see Imagination Movers in Thousand Oaks today. Avery wasn’t overally excited about going to see them on stage. I don’t think she completely understood what was going to happen. She was excited to … Continue reading →

One week of family advent activities down! “Make wrapping paper” I cut open a paper grocery bag. Then let Avery pick a few paint colors and a few Christmas stamps. It was fun painting the foam stamps and printing the … Continue reading →

“Go to a Christmas singing show.” Avery was very excited when we read this one. She loves to sing, watch people sing and it was on stage. What could be better? We walked to the church down the street from … Continue reading →

“Make a gingerbread house” At first I was really excited about this. We’ve never made a real gingerbread house- sad! I thought we could build it and try not to eat too much junk. But then I realized we have … Continue reading →

“Buy & donate a toy” I was not looking forward to this one. A few weeks ago we went to CVS to buy a doll for the Shoe Box at Avery’s school. I explained before we went into the store … Continue reading →

“Buy a few cans of food and donate them.” We went to Target, she picked out 2 cans of veggies (corn & peas). She’ll take them to Awanas tonight. They are collecting canned food for a mission trip to Mexico … Continue reading →

We recently had some family pictures taken at the beach. Click on the square photo to see the whole picture!!

I finally finished the Cameron Family Advent Calendar. With the amount of time I put into this thing, we’ll keeping it FOREVER!

Today the note in our advent calendar was to set up a Nativity. I bought a cheapie wooden set for her from OTC. One day, we’ll have a real one for her set up. Avery: I want to set up … Continue reading →

Today is December first. We have started the countdown to Jesus’ birthday. Today our card said “paint an ornament for someone special.” Picking out the ornament was easy, figuring out who to give to was hard. She chose to paint … Continue reading →