Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts

Saturday, December 25, 2010

Train

Addison and Chase received a very cool gift for Christmas from Grandma and Grandpa Frazier. It was actually intended for Chase, but he's a very good sharer and fortunately, the weight limit is up to 40 pounds, so Addison will be able to ride it until she's like, 8. Chase will probably outgrow it before her. HA!

They love this thing!



Merry Christmas - Part 2

Celebrating with my side of the family who all came to Columbus, knowing I wouldn't feel up to traveling. So much fun!









Merry Christmas - Part 1

I love watching my kid's faces on Christmas morning. Every year is going to get better!










Friday, December 24, 2010

EARLY Christmas Morn



I've included this picture because I am proud of the outdoor lights I put up all by myself!

Did the garland, too. :)

Wrigley on the watch...



Santa came! He ate his cookies, drank his milk, filled our stockings and under our trees, and left a letter.





Christmas Eve - Part 2

After arriving back home, Addison went outside to sprinkle glitter dust on the lawn so Santa and his reindeer would be able to find our house. She loved this!

"Sprinkle on the lawn at night. The moon will make it sparkle bright. As Santa's reindeer fly and roam, this will guide them to your home."







We then came back inside to set the cookie and milk out for Santa. Addison helped me word the letter.


She decided she wanted a cookie, too.

Santa won't mind if we drink some of his milk.



He comes through there?

Christmas Eve - Part 1

We celebrated Christmas Eve at Uncle Damon and Aunt Kathy's today. I was, surprisingly, feeling pretty good. It must have been the Christmas Spirit. Oh, and getting showered and dressed may have helped a little. :) I've gotten pretty used to these surgeries and probably have a little easier time recovering than the average novice surgery patient.

It was wonderful spending time with family and sharing gifts. We all had a great time....until Aaron lost all his cookies. Literally. He had consumed 8 or 9 cookies, unbeknownst to his parents until he confessed, earlier that day and it eventually caught up with him. Poor guy! Never a dull moment when Fraziers are involved!