Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Monday, December 20, 2010

SANTA!

The kids finally had their Christmas lists finished and decided it was time to go tell Santa. I think Anna Grace said she wanted a tie-dyed bike, digital camera. cell phone, dry erase board and surprises. Walker said he wanted drums, an electric guitar, bike, football cards and Mighty Beans. Mom asked for earplugs!!!

Decking the Halls

Anna Grace and Walker really enjoyed decorating the Christmas trees this year. We always love unwrapping each ornament and talking about where it came from.
Chip even got in on the decorating action!
After the big tree was finished the kids tackled the trees in their rooms. They've both decided that they have so many ornaments they need new trees for their rooms!
Merry Christmas!!!







Sunday, January 11, 2009

Walker & PopPop

Walker got to hang out with PopPop while we were at my parents for a few days after Christmas. Walker absolutely loves omelets - especially ones made by my Dad. He was thrilled to show PopPop how well he can crack an egg and stir the omelet!

If the tongue is out, he's really concentrating!

Later, PopPop decided that Walker was old enough for a ramp and they set out to make one. It turned out great! We are looking forward to better weather so Walker to try it out!

Christmas Day at Nana & PopPop's House

After all the excitement of Christmas morning, we headed south to my parents' house. We had a wonderful dinner, and then the wrapping paper began flying! It was pretty orderly at first, but then the chaos ensued! While we were grateful for the gifts, we were more thankful for the time we got to spend with our family.

Anna Grace giving Lily a hand with her gift.
Reid and his new skates.
Batman! AG with new highlights--good thing they wash out!

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Look What Santa Brought!

When the kids walked into the den on Christmas morning Scott and I heard squeals of delight - mostly from Anna Grace! The first thing she saw was Emily - the American Girls she had been wanting for 2 months! Walker was quieter - taking it all in. The first thing he spotted was his Air Hockey game. They couldn't believe all the toys they got. Walker was a little disappointed that Santa didn't bring him a trampoline, but Santa left a note explaining that it wouldn't fit in his pack this year. He soon forgot about the trampoline when he saw the Nintendo DS Santa brought!

Santa even brought gifts for Chip!
After they had taken in all the Santa had brought, it was on to the presents under the tree. Walker was not at all excited about the clothes Mom and Dad got him, but loved the race track and Magnetics. He really liked the Hoops game Anna Grace picked out for him. Anna Grace loved her boots and new coat, but was especially excited about he cash register. The make-up kit Walker gave her was a hit too.
Both kids were a little scared that their bikes were too big. Of course, Walker was the first to try his out. It really was a little big, so we lowered the seat at low as we could. Anna Grace had to be prodded out the door to ride her bike. She quickly realized that her bike wasn't too big and really loved riding it. Even Daddy took a quick spin around the driveway on Walker's bike!

Christmas Eve

Bebe & Daddy Jim will all 7 of their grandkids.
The Wise Girls - Liza (10), Anna Grace(7), Lexie (13) & Charlotte (3)

Walker and Sam - big buds!

Charlotte's painting kit was fun!

Anna Grace & Charlotte stretched out for a movie.
Uncle Rhett with Walker and Sam

We spent most of Christmas Eve day at Scott's parents house. We had a wonderful brunch and then launched into the presents. The kids had the best time tearing into their gifts. One of the hits was the Zero Gravity Car - it actually could drive on the walls! The little boys (and big boys) really loved it! Anna Grace and Charlotte both got clothes for the American Girl dolls. After all the presents were opened the kids had a great time playing with all their toys! Later that night we went to the Christmas Eve service at Bebe & Daddy Jim's church. It was a special services that helped us focus on the real meaning of Christmas - Jesus, the most precious gift of all.