Every year Aunt Carrie buys matching Christmas pj's for the kids. Every year with the exception on last year we had a crazy idea of making them pj's. We were smarter this year and did not do a repeat of that adventure.
Taralyn is the oldest at 9 and Maddie is the youngest at 2 1/2. A lot of kids in a few years.
Ah, the presents are coming out.
your present space, my present space.
We all manage to claim a space in the living room to open our presents. Lined up like trains in some cases.
Poor Gwynn was almost buried alive in her presents.
Grandma Char got a new camera for Christmas. We all hope she likes this one!!We finished opening our presents then headed out to load the car. That was a shocker for me. There was snow everywhere. It was blowing like crazy and it was cold. It was sort of a shocking moment for me because I really thought it had not snowed that much or that long. It had not snowed that long but it had snowed a bunch. We headed out with Aunt Carrie and kids right behind us. We left the farm at 9 and made it home at 12 with a short pit stop to get Grandma Ann in Belton. It was a drive with lots of stops but worth every second, which is easy to say since we made it home nice and safe.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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