Christmas took forever to arrive for my little 4 year old. This countdown calendar helped her remember how many more days there were. That was the question all the time, "How many more days 'til Christmas?"
It finally came! Angela was most excited about her new robe and her big set of markers from Santa.
Natalie LOVED her new fashion design set from Santa.
Sarah was thrilled to get the Rock Tumbler she asked Santa specifically for.
Nat modeling her new clothes. I love the hat.
Angela wearing her princess-y crown.
Angela's new Polly Pockets from Santa. They are funny. You swap their top half of their bodies with the legs. It looks a little creepy when they are pulled apart. She also got a Polly Pocket
waterslide which was a big hit. Phew! Santa didn't have to bring that Polly Pocket Roller Coaster that got bad reviews and was
waaaay overpriced.
Our traditional Christmas breakfast that I've had ever since I can remember. The
eggstuff, in particular, was passed down from my grandma Jensen. Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without it. When I was growing up my mom also started making sticky buns. We round it out with some bacon, fruit and hot chocolate. Yum!
The girls big present from mom and dad.
Talking with grandma and grandpa is a favorite part of Christmas. Wish we could be together!
Our family present from aunt Shanna and uncle Aaron! We had fun playing this Christmas night.
Twilight loves all the packaging strewn all over the place! She LOVES to sit in boxes or on piles of paper so she was in heaven. (o:
Christmas dinner consisted of ham, Sarah's salad (which my Sarah won't touch), Pesto noodles, pineapple and Dr. Pepper (only for mom and dad - we are hypocrites, I know).
Angela would only eat the noodles.
Not sure what this face means - "Hey I'm eating here!" perhaps.
Check out this awesome outfit pulled together by Angela. It rivals some of Natalie's combos. She loves her new robe and frog slippers, especially while wearing her black and red crazy tights at the same time! And pink and brown plaid skirt!
Aren't these adorable?
One of Sarah's favorite presents! A
Snuggie! I got it for a joke - she thinks those
Snuggie commercials are so goofy - who doesn't? She laughed and laughed when she opened it up, but she seriously LOVES this thing. And Natalie was so jealous. Who knew my joke present would be such a huge hit?
Our festive house. What a wonderful Christmas. Most of these pictures were taken with my new 24-70 2.8 Canon lens that Vern* got me. Thanks hon! I actually got to buy some of Vern's* presents with money I earned taking pictures. That was fun.
Christmas took forever to arrive for my little 4 year old. This countdown calendar helped her remember how many more days there were. That was the question all the time, "How many more days 'til Christmas?"
It finally came! Angela was most excited about her new robe and her big set of markers from Santa.
Natalie LOVED her new fashion design set from Santa.
Sarah was thrilled to get the Rock Tumbler she asked Santa specifically for.
Nat modeling her new clothes. I love the hat.
Angela wearing her princess-y crown.
Angela's new Polly Pockets from Santa. They are funny. You swap their top half of their bodies with the legs. It looks a little creepy when they are pulled apart. She also got a Polly Pocket waterslide which was a big hit. Phew! Santa didn't have to bring that Polly Pocket Roller Coaster that got bad reviews and was waaaay overpriced.
Our traditional Christmas breakfast that I've had ever since I can remember. The eggstuff, in particular, was passed down from my grandma Jensen. Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without it. When I was growing up my mom also started making sticky buns. We round it out with some bacon, fruit and hot chocolate. Yum!
The girls big present from mom and dad.
Talking with grandma and grandpa is a favorite part of Christmas. Wish we could be together!
Our family present from aunt Shanna and uncle Aaron! We had fun playing this Christmas night.
Twilight loves all the packaging strewn all over the place! She LOVES to sit in boxes or on piles of paper so she was in heaven. (o:
Christmas dinner consisted of ham, Sarah's salad (which my Sarah won't touch), Pesto noodles, pineapple and Dr. Pepper (only for mom and dad - we are hypocrites, I know).
Angela would only eat the noodles.
Not sure what this face means - "Hey I'm eating here!" perhaps.
Check out this awesome outfit pulled together by Angela. It rivals some of Natalie's combos. She loves her new robe and frog slippers, especially while wearing her black and red crazy tights at the same time! And pink and brown plaid skirt!
Aren't these adorable?
One of Sarah's favorite presents! A Snuggie! I got it for a joke - she thinks those Snuggie commercials are so goofy - who doesn't? She laughed and laughed when she opened it up, but she seriously LOVES this thing. And Natalie was so jealous. Who knew my joke present would be such a huge hit?
Our festive house. What a wonderful Christmas. Most of these pictures were taken with my new 24-70 2.8 Canon lens that Vern* got me. Thanks hon! I actually got to buy some of Vern's* presents with money I earned taking pictures. That was fun.
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