Though my parents now have 19 grand children and counting, there were none for Christmas...at least not by the time I got home.
Just a couple of brothers, my parents and my man. Very small for a family of our size.
But, it was fun to be with family for a few days.
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| Dad reading one of the MANY books given as gifts. |
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| Brett LOVES Christmas and ensures we celebrate it moment by moment from 24th through 25th. |
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| We played Boggle in honor of Scot since he wasn't there to celebrate. |
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| Played whatever this game is for 10 rounds. |
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| Wore Vicks filled vapor tissues to protect us from some family members that can't control their personal smells. |
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| Admired the newly renovated kitchen - that still needs a bright area rug to add color! |
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| Dad's head becomes an ornament holder, but he is apparently used to these antics because the game rolls on. |
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| Great gifts - like this colorful laptop bag. |
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| Rebecker attempts usage of someone elses gift. I've got a ways to go! |
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| Craig, can't let a day go by without researching financials. |
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| A bit tired and worn, but Mom and Rebecca capture a shot. |
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| Documenting Christmas ornaments that have been around since I was a little girl. |
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| Mom presenting her new kitchen. |
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| Mom gets a gumpy uniform (er, Snuggle) to stay warm around their cold house. |
3 comments:
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the laptop cover. Someone knows you well!!!
Yes, my father picked it out. Or, maybe Santa...I'm not sure which. I loved all my other gifts, but this was a "secret happiness" gift.
Looks like you had a lovely, fun, relaxing visit with your family. I love your mom's kitchen! and I chuckled at the picture of menthol scented tissues stuck to noses:) fun pictures!
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