Christmas morning started off with little children periodically creeping out into the hall to check the time. I told them they couldn't come out of their rooms until 7:00. The funniest was when I slipped out at about 6:55 to go to the bathroom and ran into Hunter checking the clock. When he saw that he had 5 minutes left he gave an exasperated moan and slumped back into his room. He is such a funny kid.
The kids loved finding what was in their stockings and opening the little gifts that are with them. This usually tides them over until the rest of the house wakes up for present time.
Laina enjoyed counting her candy cane kisses. While we waited for Craig to wake up Michela let us open the box full of the presents she made. She had made marshmallow guns for everybody and a marshmallow fight ensued.
The kids took their guns out and waited by Craig's door. We could hear his laughing and yelling when he walked into their ambush. Even Grandma got in on the action.
The present opening seemed to go on all morning. The boys opened Legos, science sets, and even a much wanted microscope for Chase.
Michela was all about clothes, clothes, and shoes this year. What else would a teenage girl want?
The little girls got learning toys, Legos, and lots of new Barbie furniture for their garage sale doll house at home.
I got some brand new running shoes to help me stick with my workouts and Mike munched down on his annual apple fritter.
We had Craig this year and we set him up with a little Giants gear and stud wear.
It was even more fun this year because Jaxon and Jordon were there to open presents with us.
They are such cute little guys, everybody loves them to pieces.
After presents we busted out the food and had a delicious brunch. Tiff had made cinnamon rolls, orange rolls, and a yummy frittata. I found a recipe for a banana caramel french toast bake. So good! Of course there was lots of fresh fruit and we couldn't forget the bacon or we might of had a mutiny on our hands.
Beautiful Christmas day that will be full of cherished memories. I'm glad the kids and Mike love being out with my family at Christmas as much as I do.









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