Merry Christmas 2011
Christmas morning was the best! I was so excited to see Will's reaction to the present Santa Claus left him and his reaction definitely met my expectations. When he saw the Buzz Lightyear he was soooo happy. When we opened it he said "It's not gonna be lost!" since his old Buzz was stolen at the hospital.
He kept saying, "I like my new Buzz!"
Buzz Lightyear looking super cool in the package
James, Percy, and Spencer the railway trains were in the stocking
Santa left Van a car. He was shocked.
Daddy made Van a book called "Van Goes Boom!" He also made one for William called "The Adventures of Iron Pimba" based on the super hero Will created from his imagination. Someday I'll have Isaac read the books and post the video on this blog so you can see them.
He kept saying, "I like my new Buzz!"
Buzz Lightyear looking super cool in the package
James, Percy, and Spencer the railway trains were in the stocking
Santa left Van a car. He was shocked.
Daddy made Van a book called "Van Goes Boom!" He also made one for William called "The Adventures of Iron Pimba" based on the super hero Will created from his imagination. Someday I'll have Isaac read the books and post the video on this blog so you can see them.
William checking out his new Lincoln Logs set
Grandpa Steve and Grandma Dana showing Will the cowboys and Indians to play with The Lincoln Logs. After all the present opening, we went to church where Isaac sang "O Holy Night". It was hands down the best part of Christmas for me. I especially liked the part when Isaac changed the words in the line "He knows our needs" to "He knows YOUR needs"--an important message for us to hear on Christmas.
After church, we ate lunch at Sophie and Curtis's and then went up to Roy. Here's Van with Aunt Darci playing the "Bubble Popper" app on her new phone.
Grandpa Steve and Grandma Dana showing Will the cowboys and Indians to play with The Lincoln Logs. After all the present opening, we went to church where Isaac sang "O Holy Night". It was hands down the best part of Christmas for me. I especially liked the part when Isaac changed the words in the line "He knows our needs" to "He knows YOUR needs"--an important message for us to hear on Christmas.
After church, we ate lunch at Sophie and Curtis's and then went up to Roy. Here's Van with Aunt Darci playing the "Bubble Popper" app on her new phone.
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