Christmas Festivites

Well yes, I am finally posting the pictures of our Christmas. I was hoping to be finished with Christmas when I did this but we still have one more left. Hopefully we can have Christmas with Grandma and Grandpa in the next few weeks. Lucy had a great Christmas! I even saw the reaction from her of presents under the tree on Christmas morning. I'm sure the child was wondering why we had a tree and train in the living room instead of the usual chair. Perhaps next year she will grasp the concept of Christmas a little more.

Our festivities began on Christmas Eve with Grandma Joyce's family. Santa and two of his elves came to visit bringing a little something for all the kids. Lucy really did not care for Santa this year but she reluctantly tolerated him as long as mom, Aunt Stephanie or Grandma was there by her side.

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After the big family gathering we headed over to Grandma Joyce's house for presents. Here Lucy was spoiled of course but as you can see she really enjoyed her Home Depot tool set. Now she can work along side dad with her own tools.

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Christmas morning - here we are!! Lucy loves her green car from the Herrins. Santa brought her a quad which she is still apprehensive about. She knows how to make it go and has no concept of steering - so beware! Grandpa Steve gave her a Smart Cycle which she sits on and that's about it. I think a few more months and we can work with her on the purpose, never mind her feet don't touch the pedals when they are straight down.

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As if all that excitement wasn't enough, Saturday we had Christmas with the Roloff family. Another late night of partying with family for Lucy but she loves every bit of the attention. Lucy opened more presents from her Great-Aunt's and Great-Uncle's. I will post a picture soon of Lucy wearing her faux fur wrap in the Cozy Coupe car, two of the presents from her Great-Aunts.

We had a great Christmas Eve and Christmas Day! Lucy is looking forward to and very excited to have our belated Christmas with Grandma and Grandpa when Grandma is feeling better.