We have Christmas Eve at Brandie's house every year, and this past year was no different. All of the kids have started pulling names for them to buy for each other, so they get to open those gifts and they get to open the gifts from their god parents. (The ones that are on our side!) They also get their gifts from the grandparents as well. We usually eat, open presents, and then play games until we all decide that we hear Santa coming!!
This was our tree this year. It has been white and gold for the past couple of years so I decided to change the gold to red. I must say I loved the improvement. My tree is always a work in progress, and by the time I get it where I want it....I CHANGE IT! Next years will be even better.
Cullen opening his gifts from Tauntie Shea. He loves Mickey and these books were perfect! He still reads them!
He is also very obsessed with flashlights. I have one that stays by my bed in case the electricity goes out and he is always playing with it. His Nanny decided to get him his own...it's at the bottom of the toy box and he continues to play with mine....FAIL!
He also LOVES to pretend he is shaving when he and his Daddy are in the shower together so his Nanny bought him his own shaving kit as well. (She racked up in the points this year!) He honestly thinks he is shaving every time and he comes and asks me to feel how smooth he is.
Uncle Mikey is always joking with the kids to make them smell his feet, so each child (and every adult) got him a new pair of socks. Cullen gave him 3 pairs. I wrapped each pair separately and gave them to him from each child. It was pretty funny!
Katelyn and Megan in their Christmas PJ's waiting for Santa.
Christmas Morning 2010!!
His poor pajamas were a gift from the night before...it was the only night he was able to wear them!
Playing with his trains on his mat that Santa brought him!
Here he is in action. He is a pro at this now!!
I hope everyone had a wonderful Chirstmas holiday. We sure did and we were very thankful for all the great company, gifts, and memories that were made!
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