Even though we didn't have a white Christmas, we had a fun time celebrating anyway!
Working on his gingerbread house
Eating more than decorating
He was working really hard to make windows and doors just so.
A special Rudolph peanut butter sandwich lunch
Graham's Christmas program. He is the youngest in his class by 7 months, but his teacher tells me he holds his own just fine.
"Away in a Manger" I'm so glad both of my boys go to schools where they learn that Christmas is truly celebrating the birth of Christ, and family, food, and fun is a part of the celebration not the reason for it.
Ready for his Christmas program. He had a daytime program and evening, and both were great.
Waiting with his buddies before the evening program
His whole class all dressed up and ready to sing.
Pin the nose on the Santa.
Jon's parents were here for Christmas, so Carter went to school only for the morning for his Christmas party. I was there for the fun, and then took Carter on home with me.
The week before the class made the pinata, and they had fun beating it up! Another student had knocked it down, so it sat on the table to get hit.
Gifts and stockings ready from Santa
The tree ready with family presents
Carter running a remote controlled car in his Christmas jammies on Christmas morning
Cleo gets a little psycho when she has a new toy
I'd been waiting to get a group of 7 of the swans together in a picture for a "Seven Swans a Swimming" moment!
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