Well, after our exciting Christmas Eve, we weren't quite sure what to expect for Christmas day. But I'm happy to report we had no more excitement of the variety had the night before. We waited until the roads were nice and dry and drove over to Mimi and Papaw's house. Elizabeth loved the wrapping paper!
And she jumped right into her puzzle of her name. Elizabeth is a very long name. 
And she played with her "laptop."
Watch out for the shark in that upper right hand corner...
It smells blood!
And she played with her "laptop."
Watch out for the shark in that upper right hand corner...
It smells blood!Isaac and Alec got some cool instruments for Christmas. They were so sweet to share with Miss Elizabeth. (She had gotten a little warm with the tights and corduroy dress so we were down to our onsie here.)
Four generations.
And Uncle Dennis brought his guitar and we sang Christmas carols.
The next morning Elizabeth checked out the table and chairs Mimi and Papaw got for the grandkids. What a big girl!
After our wonderful time at Mimi and Papaw's we came back home. Since we had been gone for two nights instead of the zero we had planned, the Christmas "plan" was a bit off. So instead of doing a big Christmas Morning thing for the three of us, we kind of just opened some presents, had some lunch, opened some more. We have also decided to save some of what we were going to give E until a little later - our families have been just so generous, that she is covered up with new toys right now. Santa did fill our stockings. Elizabeth equally enjoyed the sippy cup in her stocking and the cliff block running supplements in mine.
But the most exciting thing for Elizabeth was her Daddy's Wii! She was just so excited!
Then, we got dressed to go to our last Christmas celebration with the Sanderses.
Cousin Boston was there! It took Elizabeth a little while to warm up to everyone, but Boston is everyone's best friend. Even with his handicap, Eric can hold two babies.
Elizabeth was all about stealing Boston's toys, but she was willing to share her sippy cup.
Looking for trouble...
What a cutie!
It was well past E's bedtime, but she wasn't having it. We did put the babies in pjs but that didn't convince anyone to go to bed.
E stayed up until we got home at 9:15 last night - that's a record!
Four generations.
And Uncle Dennis brought his guitar and we sang Christmas carols.
The next morning Elizabeth checked out the table and chairs Mimi and Papaw got for the grandkids. What a big girl!
After our wonderful time at Mimi and Papaw's we came back home. Since we had been gone for two nights instead of the zero we had planned, the Christmas "plan" was a bit off. So instead of doing a big Christmas Morning thing for the three of us, we kind of just opened some presents, had some lunch, opened some more. We have also decided to save some of what we were going to give E until a little later - our families have been just so generous, that she is covered up with new toys right now. Santa did fill our stockings. Elizabeth equally enjoyed the sippy cup in her stocking and the cliff block running supplements in mine.
But the most exciting thing for Elizabeth was her Daddy's Wii! She was just so excited!
Then, we got dressed to go to our last Christmas celebration with the Sanderses.
Cousin Boston was there! It took Elizabeth a little while to warm up to everyone, but Boston is everyone's best friend. Even with his handicap, Eric can hold two babies.
Elizabeth was all about stealing Boston's toys, but she was willing to share her sippy cup.
Looking for trouble...
What a cutie!
It was well past E's bedtime, but she wasn't having it. We did put the babies in pjs but that didn't convince anyone to go to bed.
E stayed up until we got home at 9:15 last night - that's a record! We had such a wonderful holiday - thank you so much to our wonderful family!
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Her glee about the Wii is delightful! And, how are her game skills?
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