Aren't those jammies adorable? I love the stockings in the background.
The next morning the kids got up and we opened presents. I laid on the couch and took pictures of the event as I was miserable with the flu.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
"Christmas Eve" and "Christmas Day"
Since we are usually away for Christmas every year we wait until we get back home from our trip to "do Christmas." I love this tradition because it means that after December 25 we still look forward to one last little Christmas hurrah with just the 4 of us. On "Christmas Eve" we watched a video about the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. The kids opened up their Christmas jammies. Then I wrapped a few more things and set everything out.
Aren't those jammies adorable? I love the stockings in the background.
The next morning the kids got up and we opened presents. I laid on the couch and took pictures of the event as I was miserable with the flu.
Aren't those jammies adorable? I love the stockings in the background.
The next morning the kids got up and we opened presents. I laid on the couch and took pictures of the event as I was miserable with the flu.
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How fun. Christmas is such a magical time of year. I love it.
Hillary, just want to say thank you. I was reading your blog last week, and stumbled upon the one of you taking Elliott to the chiropractor for his ear infections. And just like you, I was very skeptical of it, and was praying for a good outcome because our insurance doesn't cover it, so we too were paying out of pocket. I love that you were so open and honest about going and if it was really going to help your little guy out. Well last week we were dealing with yet another ear infection, asthma and wheezing, coughing and all that comes with it. So I decided to try a chiropractor. If it works great, if not at least I tried was my mentality. Well we went in this morning, (it sure helped that the chiro we saw was a member) and left feeling like I made the right choice in bringing him in. he made a few adjustments then, and loved that he helped me to feel what was wrong before adjusting it. so thanks for inspiring me to research it to help out my little guy!
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