Noah Cardiel Holt | My life according to other people

A boy and his boar on their way to do a little clothes shopping.

Guest star… MAE!!!

Mae, thirsty after a quick buying spree.

Back at home, bright sun trying to keep Noah from watching Diego.

Tis’ the season for Noah’s school to put on their annual Holiday Extravaganza!

(note – Not my best photos, I took the seat of a proud parent for this)

First up, the lil’, lil’ ones.

Proud parents everywhere.

The second group (the 2 year olds) kind of fell apart.

Intermission. Twin violinist, the daughter’s of Ms. Shameka who works in the office.

Next up, Noah’s class.

Group song.

The girls were snowflakes.

The boys were elves.

Noah cheesing at us.

His well practiced bow.

A quick vid of the elves performance.

They closed it out with the big kids (4 year olds).

Noah was proud of himself, or maybe he was proud of the red turtleneck he had to wear. Either way, he was happy to see us.

Sunday morning, opening a gift from Auntie Mindy (Thanks!).

Then we met up with this girl…

…and Nana and Opa for a trip into the city to see Santa.

The sun was bright and the line was long..

But we made it inside right before Santa took a break.

Derbs!

This was Noah’s 4th year visiting Santa at ABC, the excitement showed on his face.

Faker.

Then, a little something for me.

This might be the year…

Grampa’s 26th day in the hospital, he’s out now but you get to relive our time there.

Taking a walk outside.

The slow ones.

Noah hitting Grampa with a snowball.

Aunt Mindy took some fire too.

First snowman of the season.

Cold!

Grampa sneaking up on Kate who was taking care of some work.

Back to the hotel.

Thanksigiving Day, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. Grampa was feeling better, his appetite increasing every day, so we made our way down to the cafeteria for lunch. (Great) Nana Holt, Uncle Wayne, and Aunt Patty joined us.

Lil’ dude didn’t want to be left behind.

After lunch, roaming the empty hospital.

Noah as comic relief.