Twas the night before Christmas and all throught the Gold's house. Everyone was stirring, even mickey mouse.
We spent Christmas Eve with our friends the Gold's. Both of our families have family on the west coast and wanted to still have a special Christmas Eve. The Gold's cooked an awesome ham, we did a fun Christmas program with random songs, the girls got schooled in sequence, and we stayed up way too late. But oh so much fun.
All the kiddos together.
Logan distancing himself from the group and we were starting to loose their attention.
Logan's out but the kids smiled one more time for my many photo ops.
This is Mary #2. Yes, we had two Mary's in order to avoid a weeping and wailing night before Christmas. Dylan was the lucky Joseph. Sarah was Ariel most of the night and then agreed to play the angel with the most lines. And Logan was the shepherds sheep. He actually kept it on all night. Awesome.
Our sheep or lamb stuffed into a costume two sizes too small.
Dylan excited to have a stick.
This was the best picture of our nativity group. The cast was a little crazy and wild but we managed to get Todd and Jed under control and do our little nativity story.
This was the outtake version.
By the end of the night Brooklyn was back in curlers and begging for cereal at 10pm.
She's not so much a meat and potatoes girl but more of a fruit loops, cookie crisp, corn flake, cherrio kind of gal.
Oh, and did I mention she's also a booze "chocolate milk" hound.
2 comments:
What fun! I'm glad you have such good friends there to spend holidays with. The costumes were great. Todd, you're all set for Wendy's Middle-East. I know another girl who loves Cheerios, Froot Loops, Trix, etc. etc..ha, ha! Cute pictures.
Hillarious comment about Todd's turban mom! I was going to say something, but there's nothing that can top that! HA! HA! Looks like fun Amy! Cereal lovin' must run in the family...Matthew lives on the stuff.
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