Kenzie got a baby doll from Santa at a party at Dustin's school earlier this week. Should we be worried about bringing a real baby into the house?
(P.S. that is a balloon animal that has come undone in the background...don't be getting any ideas)
Friday, December 17, 2010
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Christmas is in the house
A tree? In the living room? This is a crazy holiday. Every morning, when Kenzie remembers that we have a piece of the woods decorated in our home, she says excitedly,"tee, tee, tee!" (translation: "tree"...and yes, she always says things at least twice, usually more, with a great sense of urgency).
She enjoyed the hunt for the perfect tree, especially because it included a tractor ride up the mountain.
I know she loves the holidays because she gets to do things that we never let her do, like eat handfuls of candy while making a gingerbread cottage. We had intended this gingerbread-home-making session as a photo opportunity for our Christmas card, but we weren't able to pry the candy from her death grip and every time we asked her to smile a mouthful of purple/yellow/orange drool leaked down her chin. Not exactly what we had planned.
She enjoyed the hunt for the perfect tree, especially because it included a tractor ride up the mountain.
Sad side note: I lost that absolutely adorable hand-me-down puffy vest from LL Bean while shopping earlier this week. I am so disappointed in myself. |
I know she loves the holidays because she gets to do things that we never let her do, like eat handfuls of candy while making a gingerbread cottage. We had intended this gingerbread-home-making session as a photo opportunity for our Christmas card, but we weren't able to pry the candy from her death grip and every time we asked her to smile a mouthful of purple/yellow/orange drool leaked down her chin. Not exactly what we had planned.
Her hands and mouth are full of candy. |
Her chin isn't always that color. |
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