Last Saturday Cadance starred in the nativity. When Steve told me that we has been asked to play Mary, Joseph and Jesus I replied, "But she's a girl." Apparently this doesn't matter at two months. People said having a real baby added to the presentation a lot. And, Cadance was an excellent babe in Bethlehem. We wrapped her up in some brown cloth and she hardly made a sound. She did look slightly confused, but that's okay.
Our ward Christmas event was a lot of fun. The cultural hall was decorated like Bethlehem and everyone wore period attire. They had games for the kids and a member of our ward wrote people's names in Greek, Hebrew or Latin. It was pretty awesome. Here is a picture of us
And of me with my fake baby
And of me with my fake baby
Aren't you just glad you're not pregnant for real again? Looks like you guys were a great holy family. :)
ReplyDeleteHow fun! And it is true, they don't care for babies. :) My sister Stephanie was born in early November and was Jesus that year in the nativity.
ReplyDeleteHow fun for you. I always wanted a major role in the ward production of the nativity, but was usually a shepherd or something.
ReplyDeleteCool! That sounds like a really fun activity! I have always wondered if my girl looks enough like a girl that if I dressed her nondescript, would people be able to tell she's a girl? Maybe I'll have to try it sometime.
ReplyDeleteYay, I re-found your blog! I have a Christmas card to send you guys but I need your address. Can you email it to me at amyskimball at gmail dot com? You guys are such a cute family. Congrats on your baby girl. She is adorable!
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