MeRRy ChRiSTmaS! Our Christmas Card

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Above is our Christmas Card for 2012.

Had a great time designing it this year. I think we summed up our year pretty good on this little card. However, one fact on this card... didn't actually take place this year. ha ha ha. The husband-o pointed it out after we had already printed it. Can you guess which one it is? 

I wasn't very satisfied with the way it printed, but it still worked... I just love how nice and bright, and crisp on the screen. Maybe it's the Costco here... because I've had such good luck with them in UT County. Oh, well. 

I can't believe Christmas is so soon. 

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas!

Christmas was fantastic! We are enjoying time off of work until Thursday. It is pure HEAVEN.

Here is the Christmas card for 2011!

(. . . and we even sent them out in the mail.)

Hope your Christmas was relaxing and full of the spirit of the season.

Good wishes for Japan

Here is the Christmas card I designed for Christmas 2010. LOL!! I never posted it, nor did I ever send it out. This was one of, and probably my favorite designs that I did. It was simple, it was one of the best pictures that we took while in Venezuela... during the attempted family photo-shoot. Came across this file today, and thought about those in Japan. Probably because I love those people. I served (an LDS mission) in the Japan Hiroshima Mission in 2002-2003. I wish that they didn't have to have an earthquake or a tsunami. I wish them LOVE & JOY, I also wish them STRENGTH & PEACE, and SAFELY & HOPE. Donations can be contributed here. I am shocked at this disaster. Watching the news makes me cry. Seeing homes float and crumble; cars, vans, floating, people waving from roof tops. I love that the Japanese people have stayed true to their kind hearts. Watching the news they told stories of people patiently waiting in line for food, offering crackers to news reporters... even though they only had little food for themselves. There hasn't been looting, and the crime rate hasn't risen. What good examples they are. Please pray for the people in Japan. Please, please.

our first christmas card

(That is right, we didn't make one the 1st year we were married.)