It was great to be in the United States again and to spend some time with each of our North Carolina families. We did not make it out west to see Troy's family nor Lara's family--hopefully I will be able to do that this coming summer. Christmas is such an exciting and fun time for the grandkids that just being with them is complete satisfaction for both Steve and I. We came home to a warm Geneva--rainy, but warm. In three weeks I plan on a 4-day Caribbean Cruise followed by almost 3 weeks back in Pinehurst. Steve will be working and traveling in the U.S. so I'm not abandoning him. Our dog, Nicholas, missed us so much while we have been in Geneva and let us know it when he saw us. I felt so guilty that I almost considered bringing him to Geneva--I said "almost". He remians at his home with Emily and Damion. We love you all and wish you all the
Ryan enjoyed showing Andrew how fast he could undo all the tracks that had just been laid out.
Andrew's Christmas was all about trains, trains, and more trains--and a new swing set.
Evin is good at posing for the camera. Alex had a Christmas that was all about CARS. His hands are full of them--the tent is a CARS tent and he even got a CARS DVD.
Ryan knows that paper is a better than presents.
Grandpa introduces new tiger to Madylen.
Ryan knows that paper is a better than presents.
Grandpa introduces new tiger to Madylen.
Steve and I just enjoyed watching the kids open presents and took lots of pictures.
Masen had an elephant Christmas--including a game that sends butterflies flying out of an elephant's nose. How fun is that?
Masen had an elephant Christmas--including a game that sends butterflies flying out of an elephant's nose. How fun is that?
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