It was good weather for snowmen, this weekend!
Monday, January 4, 2010
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Little Gymnast
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Christmas is such a fun time of year with the kids! Here are some highlights from our Christmas celebrations.
Christmas Eve at Home
We celebrated Christmas Eve at home.
We had plenty of loved ones to share the fun evening with. Here are Nana and Rene.
Uncle Dan and Lily
Grandma and Poppie
Danielle and Charlotte snuggled up to a good book.
Angela, Randy, Baby Rocky and Amanda
Santa left some pretty fun stuff.
Charlotte and Lily waking up in the morning
Sammy checks out all of those gifts under the tree. There were no presents under the tree until Christmas eve (we wanted them to stay wrapped until Christmas morning)...so it was a big surprise.
What's inside here?
Polly Pocket Roller Coaster was the most requested toy from the girls, and Santa came through for them. Those elves sure are good at putting together tons of tiny plastic parts.
Christmas Day at Grandad and Gram's
After opening gifts in the morning, we headed over to Grandad and Gram's house for Christmas dinner. Here are the girls with Great Grammie Elizabeth.
Christmas Morning
Christmas Day at Grandad and Gram's
After coming home from Grandad Corbitt's house, we headed out for the weekend with Nana and Rene. Unfortunately, I didn't seem to take any pictures out there. But, we still had a great time visiting with everyone!
Celebrating with Great Grandad Corbitt at Auntie Lisa's
Visit with Santa
Our MOMS club had a wonderful Christmas party this year. There were lots of friends, great crafts, and of course... treats.
Then the big man made a surprise visit.
Gingerbread Houses with Auntie Cherie
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Tangerines
Apparently, Sammy doesn't really care for tangerines. I have to wonder why he asked for more several times, only for it to end this same way.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Nutcracker Ballet
Last weekend marked the girls Second Annual trip to see the Nutcracker in Boston with Nana. This year, I was lucky enough to join them. Last year Sammy was too little to be left for very long, and we thought that at 5 months, he wouldn't appreciate the wonder of the nutcracker:)
Charlotte and Lily with their Sugar Plum Fairy crowns waiting to be seated at the Opera
House.
Lily and Nana enjoying a treat during intermission
I had forgotten just how magical it was. The girls were completely enthralled by the performance. As each character came on the stage they were delighted with ooh it is Mama Ginger, or the Sugar Plum Fairy, or the little sheep. They have been requesting the Nutcracker as their bedtime story for the past couple of weeks. We were lucky that there was a very nice group of young women seated behind us, who instead of being irritate by the constant chatter, where actually quite taken by the girls and how much they knew about the story.
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