A Merry Little Christmas

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Our Christmas was lazy and magical all at the same time.  We did a whole lot of nothing (other than my husband who hit the waves) and vegged at home.  We ate a lot, played a lot, and snuggled a lot.  

Christmas eve consisted of our X-mas Eve box, church, and then dinner out.  The girls were super excited for their new movie and jammies.  Kaelyn, who is clearly my child, went straight for the peeps and kept the sugar rush going all the way through Christmas day. 



Way to hot out for hot chocolate so we improvised with chocolate milk instead.

The little girl in front refused to get in the picture... so mommy had to get crafty.


We came home and prepared for our evening visitor.  After the reindeer food was sprinkled, the key was placed on the door since we are lacking a chimney, and the cookies, milk, and letter were in place, the girls headed off to bed.










The girls got everything they requested from Santa and then some.  From Dora backpacks, to strollers, and bikes... they are living the dream.  We played game after game, watched our new movie, colored, and took a stroll in style.  It truly was a merry little Christmas.



















Ho, Ho, Ho, Merry Christmas! (Lana doing her best impression of Santa Claus below)


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