Isn't Christmas the best? Timmy's face (below) says it all. We loved Christmas. I love just about everything leading up to it, as well as the day itself. I was pretty bummed when all was said and done and Christmas was another year away! But we had fun making goodies, eating goodies, doing a little more good here and there for others, shopping for the perfect present, receiving Christmas cards in the mail, seeing all the lights, reading Christmas stories, singing Christmas carols all through the house, enjoying parties with friends and especially enjoying the wonderful season with family...anyway, we had fun.
Tim and his cousins Spencer and Chayson and their matching PJs at Grandma's house on Christmas Eve.
Mary and Rachel having a good moment together. :)
Leah, Bryn, Lia, Seth, Mary and Rachel modeling their pj's.
All the Gale cousins on Christmas Eve. (Except I don't see Paul and Tim is kinda hidden)
Christmas morning Tim was so excited, not for the huge dump truck from Santa, but for the small cement mixer sitting inside the truck. Should have known the $5 toy from Santa would satisfy! I am hoping the dump truck will see some action this spring when it can be in the sandbox.
All gathered to sing carols on Christmas Eve and enjoy talents. Tim Displayed some of his cool dance moves and Mary sang "Santa Clause is coming to Town"
Christmas morning-right before opening presents.
At the Gale family Christmas party, guess who showed up. Well, since you just saw the picture, I am guessing you guessed it! Santa did! Tim seemed to warm up to meeting Santa after watching a few of his cousins. He told Santa he wanted a cement mixer. The day after seeing Santa Tim asked if there were two Santas. I asked why he was asking that question and he said because the Mrs. clause on the polar express train ride we went on looked different than the one from the previous night. He said the one on the polar express was alot bigger. He honestly caught me off guard and I responded poorly saying, "Yeah, maybe there are two Santas". That satisfied his question though. :)
Mary was so cute with Santa. She was very quiet, but she told him she wanted a Tinkerbell toy.
Tim and his cousins Spencer and Chayson and their matching PJs at Grandma's house on Christmas Eve. Mary and Rachel having a good moment together. :)
Leah, Bryn, Lia, Seth, Mary and Rachel modeling their pj's.
All the Gale cousins on Christmas Eve. (Except I don't see Paul and Tim is kinda hidden)
Christmas morning Tim was so excited, not for the huge dump truck from Santa, but for the small cement mixer sitting inside the truck. Should have known the $5 toy from Santa would satisfy! I am hoping the dump truck will see some action this spring when it can be in the sandbox.
All gathered to sing carols on Christmas Eve and enjoy talents. Tim Displayed some of his cool dance moves and Mary sang "Santa Clause is coming to Town"
Christmas morning-right before opening presents.
At the Gale family Christmas party, guess who showed up. Well, since you just saw the picture, I am guessing you guessed it! Santa did! Tim seemed to warm up to meeting Santa after watching a few of his cousins. He told Santa he wanted a cement mixer. The day after seeing Santa Tim asked if there were two Santas. I asked why he was asking that question and he said because the Mrs. clause on the polar express train ride we went on looked different than the one from the previous night. He said the one on the polar express was alot bigger. He honestly caught me off guard and I responded poorly saying, "Yeah, maybe there are two Santas". That satisfied his question though. :)
Mary was so cute with Santa. She was very quiet, but she told him she wanted a Tinkerbell toy.
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Cute Kids! Glad you all had a great Christmas. Sorry me missed ya!
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