Christmas Morning 2008

Chrsti­mas morn­ing was always one of my fond­est mem­o­ries as a kid. But I have to say it’s even more fun when you have chil­dren of your own to antic­i­pate their excite­ment and joy and see their eyes light up when they see that Santa has arrived! Ty was sure when he woke up that Santa had not come to our house because he hadn’t heard him say “Ho, Ho, Ho”, so after con­vinc­ing him that Santa qui­etly came and went, he headed down­stairs to see for himself.

Spot­ted the big present!

Tear­ing into it

SO happy that he finally got his trans­port truck!



Onto the stock­ing!

Lego dig­gers!

MN Gopher Zam­bone

Onto the last lit­tle bag that Santa brought

Some new under­wear since Santa is SO happy that he’s a big boy now and is finally potty trained (our great­est Christ­mas gift of all!)

His trans­port truck that he wanted to des­per­ately

More stock­ing fun

The aftermath…I shud­der to think what it will be like next year with 2 kids!

A VERY happy boy

Time for some break­fast! My mom always made this awe­some Ham & Egg Brunch Bake every year. But since Tony doesn’t like eggs and Ty prob­a­bly wouldn’t eat it, I’ve given up hope of con­tin­u­ing the tra­di­tion. So, this year, we tried some­thing new. Pills­bury refrig­er­ated Cin­na­mon Rolls, they were REALLY good and every­one liked them.

Being a very silly boy


Mmm­m­m­mmm.…


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2 Responses to Christmas Morning 2008

  1. Kelly Syferd says:

    So cute! And we always have those cin­na­mon rolls Christ­mas morn­ing. I buy 2 rolls and then line them up so they look like a Christ­mas tree.

  2. Tracey says:

    Check your title, dear. You have a hard time with Christ­mas don’t you? : ) I just showed Mitchell pic­tures of Ty’s trans­port truck. He said when he is 6 he will come to Ty’s house and play with it! LOL. I knew he would like it. Where did you get it? I don’t remem­ber see­ing it at Target.Mitchell also has those Legos. Although I couldn’t even ven­ture to put those together now b/c the pieces are mixed in with the thou­sand other Legos that he has!

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