Slip Slidin' Away

2011 started out family style at the Bisel Family Christmas party. Justin and I picked up Brody and headed up to the cemetry where we found the Gunnerson's. We had a great time depsite the cold temperature (6 degrees).

Here's is proof that I actually went down the hill. I only went down three times and luckily Mom caught it.

Eli was a little trooper and even made a couple runs down the hill.

Justin and I

Luke and Brody

Noah - He looked so cold, but said that he wasn't.


When we got done sledding we went down to the church to join everyone else for brunch.


Aunt Billie Sue, Aunt Georia, Aunt Vicki, Uncle DeLoy, Aunt Bonnie, Mom and Aunt Judy Ann.

Brody had his first Jr. Jazz basketball game on Saturday the 8th. Unfortunately Brody and Luke aren't on the same team, but it just so happened that their teams played each other in their first game. It was fun to watch the two of them.

Mom went out to work on cleaning up Grandma and Grandpa's house after the game so I went with Dad to feed the horses. I was planning to head home after that when the boys (Brody and Bridger) called and asked me if we could go sledding. Even though I had no snow clothes with me I said why not. At least I had on my new boots so my legs and feet stayed nice and warm and dry.

We went back up to the cemetry since we knew the crowd would be small (just us), and the trail was already packed. We had a great time. Here's Brody catching some air coming off the "jump".

Bridger catching some air as well. The "jump" isn't that big but it produces some pretty good air.

I told Brody that he'd better keep his tongue in his mouth or he was going to be biting it off.

Paul was taking his last run down the hill and let the boys come down on the tubes so he was coming on the saucer. You can tell right from the start that things aren't going to end well.

The saucer really is under him. They are just that small.

Coming off the jump the snow starts to fly.

Things aren't looking so good. If you have ever wanted to white wash yourself I'm pretty sure this is the best way to do it.

That was a great way for Paul to finish the day.

Bridger's last air of the day.

I didn't get any still pictures of me coming down this day. I went down a couple times and decided that I would be okay to ride down with the camera. Needless to say I think I need to work on my sledding and videoing at the same time skills. I'll let you all know how that goes.