Our five Christmases

It started with my parents on the 23rd when we went out to breakfast and then exchanged gifts…

On the 24th we were off to my aunt and uncle’s house to celebrate with my dad’s side of the family…

On the 25th we woke up and did the typical present exchange amongst just us…

Lily picked out this shirt and pink fuzzy socks for me

And she picked out this shirt for Art

Then we headed to my in-law’s for more food and presents…

And we ended back at my parents’ for my mom’s side of the family for–you guessed it–more food and presents…

And then we all slept HARD.

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by Kristy G. on December 26, 2012 • Permalink

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