This Christmas was extra special to me. We got to celebrate Jason's first Christmas and let me tell you this boy sure is loved by many. We did Christmas with Big Jason's Dad and Diane the Sunday before Christmas. It was a treat to actually be able to have it our house. It was very exciting to see Jason actually enjoy opening presents but as I expected he seemed to like the paper more than anything. As always we had a wonderful meal provided by his parents and a great fun filled day.
The kids playing with Jason
Its hard to get a good picture of five kids
My boys first Christmas present. He was so excited
Yay just what mommy wanted lol
Jason helping put the cars together
A tradition I love with the kids. Puzzle time
Grandaddy and Jason relaxing
Christmas morning we always go to Jason's moms house where she provides breakfast for us. I am not sure how we are going to fit this in when J gets older and wants to play longer with Santa's gifts but we will work it out.
J sitting in his dads chair eating pancakes and waffles
Grandma always wanted to have a grandbaby so she could buy him a rocking horse and J loves it
After we leave grandmas its time for Nannie and Papas for Christmas with the Rabon's. We usually get to mom and dads around 11:00 and have a yummy lunch with everyone. I am so glad we are able to work it out so that we can all spend Christmas together.
Love these girls
Mom and Dad with J
OOOOO looks like fun...his favorite toy so far
Savannah was so excited about her Barbie.
Aunt Erika loving on Baby J
This picture cracks me up. We asked all the boys to get together for a picture and Rick notices the kids and the dads lap so he runs and jumps in daddies lap..hilarious
THe story behind this is that Mom sat on Ricks lap and Stacey comes running in the living room to get a picture and bust her butt. Rick apparently thinks its hilarious and pushes mom off his lap...priceless memories
All and all we had a great Christmas and we are so very blessed to be able to spend it with the ones that we love. I can not wait for many more Christmas to come and to see the joy on J's face on Christmas morning.
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