Monday, December 26, 2011

Christmas

On Christmas Eve we let the girls pick one gift they would like to open up.  Ashlee got some shirts.  Mikayla got the whole Ramona Collection of books by Beverly Cleary.




Putting cookies, milk and letters out for Santa.
 Christmas Morning- Standing by the gifts that Santa brought.


Two happy girls.  Santa brought them both Ipod Touches.  Something they have been wanting for a long time now.







Ashlee got- shirts, duck tape, friendship braclet string, lanyard string, Cinderella Cleaners books, a robe, and a DS Game.

Mikayla got:: Ramona Book Collection, robe, slippers, sketch pad with Twistables, a DS Game, a multiplication facts computer game and a Crayola White Board/Black Board.



 John got a wireless meat thermometer, a food dehydrater/jerky maker, and jerky seasoning.
Libby got clothes, a dress, a necklace and some braclets.

We had Christmas Lunch/Dinner at our house.  My brother and his family came over, my mom and Terry, and my grandpa and Kay came over.


Landon opening his gifts.


Dylan with the gift we got him.

Mikayla got clothes, money and some Target Gift Cards


Ashlee got some clothes, money and Target Gift Cards


Adam, Dylan and my mom.

John made some rabbit jerky with his new jerky maker.  Everyone who tasted it said it was good.  John spent the day trying to get the girls Ipod's to work.  After about 12 hours of trying to get the Ipods to work, he ended up loosing our internet connection in the process.  The next day he drove the kids into town, parked in front of an At&T store and had the Ipods working in a matter of minutes.  We should of just done that on Christmas day, instead of spending the whole day messing with them.  We had a great dinner. Ate way too much food, and had a good time spent with family.  The girls are both liking their Ipods very much.  John say's he wants one too.  We will have to see about that.

2 comments:

Teresa said...

Merry Christmas-
How is Mikayla doing?
and what did it take to get the ipod to work?

pam said...

Don't tell my kids your kids got Ipods...