Back East for the Holidays
Last Christmas was the first year ever that we didn’t head home for the holidays due to new baby Silas. So needless to say we were chomping at the bit to get there this year. The trip was wonderful. Silas got to see all his grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and a few of his east coast baby/kid friends. He got to enjoy two Christmas’, one in Pittsburgh PA and one in Marathon NY. He even got to go sledding for the first time and play in the snow. The only downside to the whole trip was that it was way too short (just over a week spread between both PA and NY!). That, and the realization of how much we miss our east coast friends and family tremendously.

Our Tucson tree. Notice its reach from little chubby hands

First stop back east: Pittsburgh. The traditional Polish Christmas Eve dinner with Paul’s family

And then Christmas Carols following dinner – another tradition that now Silas too is a part of

Grandma Marian’s Christmas gift

Silas’ Christmas gift from Grandma Marian and Grandpap Rege

Ooo, what’s this?

A Silas chair!

Paul’s family

Grandpap trying to steal quality Silas time from Grandma Marian

Grandma Marian and little Silas

…an 8 hour drive later…Marathon Christmas!! Cousins Carley and Lily

Silas not sure what to make of all these cousins running around

Testing the waters with cousin Sawyer

Cousin Sawyer

Cousin Jacob

Cousin Carley

My family

Grandma Vicki, Papa Paul and all their grandkids

Jenna, Kate and their 9 kids stopped by for a sledding party on New Year’s Eve. Kate brought her 4 wheeler for some accelerated sledding. 🙂 Silas taking a turn behind the wheel

Silas in SNOW!! (with borrowed snow boots…. obviously)

Partying with dad on New Year’s Eve

Silas and Grandma

Silas and cousin Jacob with their Papa
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