Christmas

Christmas morning was so exciting, not for the kids, but for mom and dad. We were so excited to see the kids' reactions when their months of petitions would be answered, or at least we hoped they would be.



We even had a clean front room, Santa must have given that as a present to mom and dad.

Spencer's first Christmas, and he was the only one that slept in. He wasn't into the whole unrapping thing, but he was into the wrapping paper. Pretty much anything that he could bring to his mouth. His brothers picked out some really fun toys, which Spencer has enjoyed.


Matthew, who is two, is catching on to what Santa and presents mean, But for him, his greatest utlity cam from opening presents. It didn't matter who it was for, in fact, he didn't care. He just wanted to unwrap stuff. Which makes me realize, that I should have just wrapped up his binky, his blanket, and all the other things that he holds dear. It would have made his day.

McKay is still in the gimme mode of Christmas. No matter how many times we watch the Veggie Tales the Toy that Saved Christmas, McKay has harkened too much to buzz saw Louie. He got his much desired wish to get a geotrax, to which he replied, is this all? Just one set? If only comprehended how much geotrax cost, even when you buy them used on craigslist.

And for Kelli, the one present that she would love more than anything. That is right, she loves her oral hygeine so she was the beautiful recipient of a pulsonic toothbrush. So now if she gets any more cavities we can blame it on those right wing radical types in southern utah who refues to let the water be floridated.

As for Josh, Kelli went in kahutz with Josh's bromance friend Jonathan to get him an Xbox 360. Needless to say, Josh is very happy and Kelli may want to find a lot of books to read for Josh may be occupied in the evening hours now.