Merry Christmas!

Hopefully everyone had a nice Christmas!

We were so lucky that Ryan's Granma Mac paid for us to all fly back to celebrate an early Christmas and to meet the kids newest cousin. I will post all those pictures later, too many to sort through right now!

I know you've all been holding your breath wondering if Santa came through on the remote control ceiling fan and you can all breath easy.....

Ta Da!

And although Karson was hoping to have it installed immediately, it was done the next day thanks to Ryan, cause with my track record it would be done next Christmas.

Also, when asking Karson's teacher where I could find a special "green thing" bobblehead that Karson so loved, she said that she knew he loved it and she would give it to him.

So awesome of her! But I think the underlying message that she really meant was this, "Oh, please take mine, so then he won't sit and stare at it all during class instead of listening to me."

And what of Aubree and her T-Rex, you ask?

Not only did she get a T-Rex, but a "Broccoli-asauras", a Pterydactyl, and a Kevin from Up, which isnt technically a dinosaur, but looks kinda prehistoric.

She also got an MP3 player and they both got way too many other things to bore you all with.

Last year Santa left a cool skeleton in the fish tank, and this year he left Sponge Bob's Pineapple house.

Aubree's already making requests for next Christmas!

It's beginning to look a lot like........

Happy December!

We put the tree up last Saturday, and the kids have made their Christmas requests.

Karson is hoping for a new ceiling fan with a remote for his bedroom, a Scentsy candle and some special Japanese bobble head that one of his teacher's has in her room. Good luck to me on that.

Can anyone guess what Aubree wants? It's hard, you never know with her.

Yes, a dinosaur. Particularly a Monty Rex that walks and roars and other such fun things.

Ryan has requested a new iron that doesnt leak and burn holes in his dress shirts. Seems reasonable enough.

I would like a clean, dust free house and children that only have to be asked to do something one time.

I know, neither of those things exist, but it's nice to hope.