Monday, April 21, 2008

More Christmas time memories.
Four whole days since I posted. Here are some more picture memories of Christmas.
Setting up the tree....





Opening presents on Christmas morning...



Actually, a funny story about the presents. We don't give our kids that many presents. They get nice things, but not masses and masses. Anyway, after a few presents, Moses had had enough. He actually started running away whenever a present for him was pulled out from under the tree. He started crying and saying " Me no more presents" He ended up opening some a few days later!

Probably the only child on Christmas morning that was crying because he had to open more presents!

Josh LOVES making pancakes, French toast, cookies etc. Here he is on Christmas morning making everyone a delicious French toast breakfast. It was SOOOOO good!

One of the presents that Moses wouldn't let out of his sight or reach that day was his digger truck! It even sat on his high chair tray with him :) It makes noises and has flashing lights. A childs dream. (Parents nightmare?)And here is Princess Ayana in her ballerina dress...what joy on her face when she opened this present from Oma.
Family dinner. (Notice the fork stuck in Moses's hair.) Really this was a fun family time...certainly a memory to cherish.One of the "whiplashy" things about having older children and little toddlers is that your older ones are going out to parties in beautiful dressy dresses while you are home watching Thomas The Tank Engine and the Wiggles with your babies....the whole time wondering if the older ones are OK and....are there boys at these banquets?? :) Here are my lovely girls after coming home from their youth banquet. They had a ton of fun and looked gorgeous...even if I say so as a proud parent.
So, that's it for today :) See you soon.....

2 comments:

Corrie said...

LOVE the pictures!!!!

Yes! Your girls are gorgeous! Does your honey have a gun?

Love the Christmas pictures! Can I borrow Josh....he can be my personal chef...I will return him when he turns 18.

The Hattons... said...

Miki gave me his presents half way through saying he was all done. He told me to open his presents as he was done. These boys ... I bet those attitudes won't last long.