- Alright, good morning. Hey kids, where are we heading?
- To the church to clean!
- We're going to the church to do some cleaning.
(excited instrumental music)
- [Jeremy] Clean up.
(frantic instrumental music)
- So right out of high school,
I worked for a friend who owned a window washing business.
To this day one of my favorite jobs.
So while I was cleaning windows
Caleb decided he needed to go poo
in the girls bathroom.
So we just finished cleaning at the church,
and we're heading up to the local grocery store we're
doing some service for the salvation army, ringing bells.
And the reason we're doing this,
Kendra started a service club with several other moms
in the community and every month, month and a half,
they do some different service thing
and we do it as a family so,
some months we'll go gleaning in the fields,
you know, after the field's already been
harvested and there's leftover food.
We've done that a couple times.
We've done other service projects so this was one of them
was during the holidays we're going and
we're gonna be ringing bells for the salvation army.
I think it's really cool that Kendra did this.
Kendra's an organizer,
like she'll have an idea about something
and want to do something
and she likes to do it with other people
and so she'll get a group of moms together
and it's a really impressive thing about her.
She did that with the freezer group,
she did that with like a singing group
and she did it with the chess club so
she's really a cool amazing person that I just love so much.
- What are you talking about?
- You. (giggles)
- Awkward.
- In the first snow.
- It's actually snowing.
And we're gonna be outside for a while.
In it. (chuckles)
It's pretty small flakes you can't even see it
but it's happening, trust me.
You can see a little accumulation of snow, see that?
(Kendra laughing)
(bell ringing)
- [Lady] That's a good trick, bringing the cute kid over--
- [Jeremy] Yeah, exactly, that's the key.
(bell ringing) (Christmas music)
- How can you not give money to those little people?
- This grandpa came up to me and he gave me two dollars,
for Laura, a two dollar bill, and I was like,
sir you don't have to do that,
and he said I'm a grandpa I can do whatever I want to,
I can give two dollars to babies.
So Laura and her little cute face.
- She didn't even have to ring bells
or stand by the salvation army tent.
- [Kendra] That's true.
- So maybe we'll give it there.
- So true, we'll just put Laura's face up next time.
- [Jeremy] So the snow really started coming down
for our friends who are out there doing it. Suckers!
- [Kendra] Really started coming down?
Really? This is a frikken blizzard.
- [Jeremy] You can see snow accumulation is happening.
It's the first snow so it's always more dramatic.
- It's the first wonderful snow of the year.
I think we better go home and drink some hot chocolate
in honor of it being the first snow of the year.
- And build a snow man!
There's not quite enough snow yet.
- Arizona boy.
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