SNOWMAN

Let me start by saying ths pitiful amount of snow that fell on Christmas Day was very disappointing to Little Man. He could not understand why we couldn't make a snowman.

So, when Todd told him to look out the window yesterday morning-I was ready with the camera:

Oh, you can just see his excitement! I love how expressive he is-I guess the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree in that area. :)
First, the boys had a snowball fight...

 

Then, we got distracted by a worm...oh, I am learning little boys just LOVE gross things...

Then, finally, they got to work on the cutest little snowman and I did my part by providing the buttons, licorice, carrot, scarf, hat and mittens.  Hard work on my part, I know!

 

To coax Camden back inside, I made hot chocolate. Well, funny thing is that I don't like chocolate and therefore have never made hot chocolate. So, Todd didn't want to ruin my happy ending, but he said it tasted like brown water. Ha! Hence, the face in the second picture...







 

Later, I went out to take another close-up picture and hmmm, notice anything different about our snowman? Guess it bothered Todd that it didn't have enough orange... :)



the rest of our Christmas...

at the Marberry's

at the Melton's

 

 

My Momma the Hostess

Momma has always been a great hostess, but she outdid herself this year for the Bailey Christmas. The house was decorated so beautifully and the food was amazing. We all brought finger foods and had enough food for an army! I am so proud that this amazing gracious lady is my momma!!(Just wish I would have gotten a picture of her-all I caught is her back in a few pictures.)

Best Buds

Rachel and I had promised the boys we would get together over Christmas break, so we chose December 26th. Now, we weren't really thinking that it was the day after Christmas when no one would want to share their toys. So, it was a good thing she had a Groupon for Bounce U. They had so much fun and wore themselves out!

I had to put this one in-this is what Camden did when we told him he had to get off something to let someone else have a turn-oh, the joys of having a toddler!