Christmas is always fun, but it seems like the "magic" really starts at three years old! I love being a kid again and enjoying that magic through my baby! We had so much fun telling him about Santa and how he was going to come down through our wood stove (no chimney! lol!) and bring him presents to leave under the tree. He told us stories for a few days afterwards about how Santa got those presents there! Almost every night at bedtime we read "T'was the night before Christmas" and "The Polar Express" (along with watching the movie over and over and over!) and i just loved it!








"HA! There! Take that! Put one on my pesky brothers head too!"

Chance and Carissa and their new giant blanket! At least it's not a "big ugly"! ;)
The next morning we had our family Christmas at home. It wasn't the explosion of presents like my mom's house was, but Wade had fun! Wes slept through it...lol! I didn't really take a whole lot of pics, because we had a video camera set up. If i was smart enough to figure out how to get video on here, i'd share it with you, but i'm not. Which is your loss because Wade has some pretty hysterical one-liners! :p



Checking out a new book with dad. It's called "We're going on a bear hunt"! How fitting! lol!
Then it was time for mom and dad to break out the scissors. And knives, and chainsaws, and machetes....and dynamite....to open all the stupid boxes. It's the worst part of Christmas. Even worse than the rats nest of lights i set myself up to unravel every year. Miserable. I'm pretty sure there were a few swear words muttered in the process. And probably a few new made up ones too. Stupid boxes.....
The cool tent and tunnel from Grandma was one of the first to spring forth from it's packaging. Mostly because it was the easiest to get out. When i say "spring" i mean "SPRING"! The tunnel was like a giant slinky coming out of there!

The tent wasn't so obliging. A few of those new words were exchanged between Mom and Dad in the process of putting it together.

As i said before, Wes slept through the excitement of the morning. I've heard it's been said "let sleeping dogs lie" and i assume it applies to babies too. I stick to that and it seems to serve me well! Lol!



That was our morning. Christmas "Part Two" with our new family tradition to follow soon!
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