Sunday, December 27, 2009

Christmas 2009

Our Christmas was good this year, very quiet but good. The girls got surprised by a few things which was fun and Gavin was a lot of fun to just watch him run around crazy and playing with everything. Santa did good this year! Stockings. Grace's list was very different this year than I would have expected, not too "girly" anyways.


Haylee is the opposite, she wants EVERYTHING girly and dressy and flashy. ;)


When do you think they'll catch on that the hand writing looks just like someone else's they know??????



Our feast does not look too pretty but sure tasted yummy!
This boy LOVED his train!!!!
His first set of tools.
Thanks Daddy. :)
The next colorer of the family, so far two out of three have been quite obsessed with this hobby. And can I just say that Color Wonders is a BRILLIANT idea!!
New games.
She loves her books!
Haylee passing out after she opened up her beads. ;)
Moon sand.......Mom finally gave in.
Mr.Potato Head.
And from Haylee her 1st remote control car....she was SOOOO excited about this gift it was very fun for Haylee. :)
Darling sweater from Nana.
So we told the kids that we were done opening except for one more that was really no big deal...........but for some reason we had to tape them opening it......he he he he
We have had so much fun with this and though I am so anti video games because I think we watch too much tv as it is it's so been worth it and because of our rain situation it's nice to be inside but still have something active we can all do together. The girls are quite good already too, they have beat Justin and I both at a variety of games. ;)

It was a fun day and now that it's over summer can start any time! :)

2 comments:

Jami said...

ok 2 things...

1) handwriting was my 'dooms'day - second grade
2) i love moonsand, i vaccuum it up, when its gone we buy more

Kristin said...

Your Christmas looks like our Christmas...Wii and all. We finally caved this year too!!

Yeah...you've got to create a different handwriting...or have Justin do it. Sometimes it takes kids longer to recognize Dad's handwriting.

ALSO- beware of the wrapping paper...Santa's paper has to be different!