Tomorrow is Robb and I's twentieth anniversary. I know most of you can't believe it and when I think back on it, one quote comes to mind.... "I never said it would be easy, I only said it would be worth it."
I love you babe with all my heart and soul and I am so proud to call you my husband. I am looking forward to twenty more.
When we arrived, we had to pay our taxes. (The food is going to needy families) You then had to sign your family in and you were given a bag of money to help buy your dinner.
The gym was decorated as a Bethlehem city/market. There were booths for each part of the meal and only the parents could handle the money. There were a couple tables set up for people that couldn't sit on the floor but other than that, each family had to bring their own blanket. There also weren't utensils. This is one the families at the meat booth.
The pictures are not very good quality. I didn't even think to bring my camera so these are from my phone. 
This is Bud getting some cheese and fruit.
He was also awarded the lucky task of being Joseph in the play. (Doesn't he look happy??) When he was picked to be Joseph, he came home very excited telling us how he gets to be Joseph Smith at the ward party. (You think you're teaching your kids every year about the birth of the Savior, but who knows.)
All in all, it was very spiritual. The primary children sang some songs and we joined in. When it was over, we reverently gathered up our families and headed home. I loved it. It helped remind me what we are really supposed to be celebrating at this time of the year.
