Food for her kitchen.
Daddy even gave her a ride in the living room on the sled.
B pretending to lay on the couch and sleep with the blanket on. She had to keep one eye open to see if I was taking the picture.
B thinks it is interesting to throw-up into a bucket, and had to pretend to do that as well. She has had several real experiences of that recently. This is not my most favorite thing to pretend, but thankfully it doesn't last long.
All of B's winter wear, except her snow suit, is pink. I even got her snow boots the other day, but couldn't find them in purple. She doesn't match, and she doesn't care. She loves to walk through the snow, even when she only has on her tennis shoes. We were outside for an hour and she still wasn't ready to come in. Before, she would only last 10 minutes.
B was very good at bringing the right colored branches for me to place in the stand. She loves to be a help.
B and Daddy had to hide under the tree skirt before it went under the tree.
B and Daddy in front of the Christmas tree. We had to stop decorating for the evening, since it was B's bed time. The next day we add the ornaments, which B also enjoyed. She liked Daddy's farm ornaments the best.
The cousins played together very well. I'm not sure what they were doing, but they all decided to play on the stairs (except the youngest, who was probably down for a nap).
Each one had to take their turn with Grandma, but there were so many of them that sometimes they had to take turns. B always loves to be with Grandma, so sometimes she would have to squeeze in when it was someone else's turn. Grandma doesn't mind.
Grandpa bought one small Thomas the Train track set a few years ago. It has grown exponentially since then and the kids always have to be playing with it. Sometimes the adults even get in on the fun.
The train tracks were in the living room and the hallway. If we could clear out the furniture in a couple of rooms I'm sure that the track would take up all of the space.
One of the boxes was empty of all the train stuff, so B went for a ride by sliding back and forth in the box.
I don't know how some of these activities get started, but one of the cousins is on the bed being tickled by the other cousins.
B and her youngest cousin. I don't think B wanted Daddy or I to hold anyone else without her being held too.
We took a small tree to Great Grandma's apartment and all of the grandkids helped decorate it. This picture has all of the grandkids in, which doesn't happen very often, especially without a bit of effort.
Grandpa not only has the train track, but he also has a Wii. I think someone is playing it during all waking hours, except at meals. There is never a lack of something to do. Grandpa even bought a basketball hoop this weekend so the guys and the grandkids had to get out and shoot hoops for a while (in the freezing cold). 
B playing with toys that I played with when I was little.
B chased G & G's cats around the house, even under the table.
B petting one of the cats.
D brought home these roses and B smells them by putting her whole face right in them. She enjoyed them just as much as I did. Thanks D!
I even had to make a few snowballs.
B found one of D's hats and had to try it on. She really likes John Deere; she can point it out on almost anything.
Like Thomas the Train B loves to be "Really Useful" and had to help Daddy while he was scooping some of the snow. D hadn't gotten the snow blower out yet. It is out and ready to go now. That probably means we won't get anymore snow! Yeah, right.
We spent some time at the park. In the swings of course, as that is B's favorite.
We played in the yard, even though the grass was a little damp.
And, D washed the vehicles. B did what she could to help. Giving Daddy a hug is always helpful!
It was still very windy while we were out there, which made it really cold since the temperature was only about forty.
The leaves almost completely covered the ground and B loved to pick out the ones that were different.
This is about as much as I could do to get B to pose.
B came up behind me and gave me a kiss on the cheek. I was really sweet, but it is hard to take a picture of yourself.
B with two of her cousins waiting for tractor rides with their grandpa. It was difficult to get two two-year olds and a three year old to sit still for a picture.
B with cousin I. Grandma has this little bench in the hallway, and somehow B ended up sitting with every one of her cousins in it at some point throughout our stay. I is B's youngest cousin, so when he didn't want to sit for the picture any longer she would try to pull him back into the seat.
B gave cousin C a hug from behind and it caused them both to fall over. Neither one seemed to mind.
B and cousin C playing while grandpa played the Wii.
B loves to hide under the covers of any available bed. Here she convinced grandpa and cousin J to join her.
B climbed onto my tiny vanity to hang up a new hand towel for me. I didn't even ask her to. When I came into the bathroom she was standing there trying to hang it up.
B likes to get into my makeup while I am getting ready. So, to get better access she figured out how to climb up the handles on the dresser to get to everything.
B also figured out how to get in and out of her pack and play this weekend, and decided to try doing the same in her crib. She got stuck in this position, and thankfully has not tried again.
Rides on the tractor with grandpa.
B driving the tractor!
It was still warm enough to play in the sprinkler.
Fun on the merry-go-round.
B loves to help with dishes, especially when grandma let's her play with the bubbles.
Posing for the camera.
Hiding in the bucket, or wearing it as a hat?
In grandma's bed with all of grandma's stuffed animals.