That about sums up our trip to Canada. We drove 20 hours up there and made it in time for a breakfast with Trent's mom's side of the family. All the cousins, nieces, nephews, grandparents, aunts, uncles...a great family reunion. This was the first time for our girls to meet their pateral great-grandparents as well. Here they are with Grandpa Harmen.
Kendra with Great-Grandma Nancy.
We woke up early again the next morning to go to church with family. It cracks me up how tired we look in all our vacation pictures!
We tried to get a pic of the girls before church, but they were not having it! Little Presley does not love the camera, quite obviously!
Megan and Paytin. They are 1 year apart and played together really well.
All bundled up to face that Canadian cold.
We drove up to Grandma and Grandpa Dudley's house in Ponoka for a few days. The girls loved making a gingerbread house with Grandma, going to the movies, and out to dinner.
The finished product!
We got to go out to dinner with Great Grandma Prive and had fun getting to know her better.
Mikayla and Paytin playing. Can you tell which one was the Queen and the servant girl? hahaha
Bottle time! Presley and Kendra are only 6 months apart.
We went to see the Christmas lights display in Airdrie where the girls took a fake sleigh ride.
Look who just so happened to stop by!
Our bundled up family.
Mikayla's school teacher made her this scarf for Christmas and wanted her to have it for her trip to Canada. So sweet of her!
My little snow bunnies, not once did they complain about the cold--unlike their mother!
Good thing the girls have such a nice Uncle Mark to let them ALL pile on top at the same time! So fun! It really did my heart good to see the girls playing with their cousins and aunts and uncles and having so much fun with them. 
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Look at all those girls! No boys huh? Looks like a great trip. I agree about complaining about the cold. I noticed the phrase out of my mouth most this week was, "I'm cold!" Glad to see you had a Merry Christmas!
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