The Jensen side of the family all met in Cincinnati at Jenny & Ben's house for Christmas and New Years. We took hundreds of pictures - here's a selection (in no particular order)...
The family breakdown:
Mom & Dad Jensen - Greensboro, North Carolina
Ben & Jenny Mizukawa (Kate, Leah, Sam & Seth) - Cincinnati, Ohio
Ken & Kathryn Ojuka (Julius) - Provo, Utah
Shannon & Amanda Detling (Daniel & Nora) - Stamford, Connecticut
The three August babies: Henry Koller, Julius Ojuka & Nora Detling
Ruthie heading into Grandma Kathy's Elf Shop (which took up the entire basement).
Julius's turn at the Elf Shop.
Ruthie, Annie, Kate, Maya & Sam
Mom, Kathryn holding Julius, Ken & Shannon
Kat, Ken & Julius
Shannon with little Nora.
Me, Amanda & Kat making something yummy in the kitchen.
The men: James & Henry, Shannon, Ken & Dad
Sweet little Maya could hardly decide what to ask Santa for. After much debate she finally said she wanted a 64 pack of crayons and a writing pad. Santa delivered and threw in some bonus 48 packs. What a special girl.
Ruthie would not let go of her Barbie Diamond Castle movie.
Henry wearing his hat made by Cousin Kate. (That just happened to match his PJ's)
The three babies getting their first taste of rice cereal.
Singing some Christmas hymns.
James
Kids acting out The Christmas Story. Here we have Annie as Mary, Henry as Baby Jesus and Leah as the donkey.
Now we have a few angels in the background.
Maya and Cousin Nora
Kat and Julius
The pirate birthday party for Cousin Daniel.
Shannon, Nora and Daniel - the birthday boy.
Henry & James
Annie & Henry
Maya
Cousin Sam
Ruthie
Cousin Leah
Seth & Jenny
Grandchildren (except Julius) with Grandpa Doryl
Me, Jenny, Dad & Amanda (Missing Kat...I think she was already back in Utah.)
Grandpa Doryl & Henry
Aunt Amanda & Nora
Kate rolling sushi.
JennyThe Mizukawa's make sushi every New Year's day. Yum!! We're just glad when we are around to eat it!
Some of the new years treats.
Sushi, Cream Cheese Wontons, Egg Rolls
Me with Nora. She is so small. Henry is only two weeks older than Nora and weighed 5 pounds more than her at Christmas.
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