The Hendricksen's: This is why we will only have lights on the tree this year.

Thursday, December 11, 2008

This is why we will only have lights on the tree this year.

We put the lights on about a week ago. And then about 2 days ago, the balls. By now the tree is only half balls...and here's why....

Yesterday I hear Ty saying to Chase... "Did you get one?" I go in there and Chase is up on the stool whacking the balls with a ruler.

Today I notice they are playing way too good with each other and its way too quiet...

Today Ty is the culprit. But hes using a present. It goes much higher then the stool!!

So...just lights this year.

8 comments:

Denise said...: We have pics from when our boys were little, and there are only ornaments on the top half. Gotta love kids, eh? :); 4:38 PM
Anonymous said...: tell them uncle todd will come help get the top half with them; 6:33 AM
Alexis said...: OMG! ha.; 12:57 PM
The Jasperson Family said...: That is so sweet. Let me guess you didn't get the shatter proof ones. Ya me either.; 4:50 PM
Leslie said...: Of course I did! What mother wouldnt... ;-); 9:56 AM
Camille Jensen said...: LMAO "Did you get one?" That's just friggin' priceless right there!; 12:37 PM
M- your favorite said...: Now that is funny! I love the just light tree's I sister has the same thing at her house. They are just as pretty! Your boys are so dang cute!

I can't believe it has been 11 yrs. Since you had Jentry!?! What that is just crazy! She is so beautiful! What a cute girl to tell you her dreams and the party she had the time of her life! That is just so cute! You are a great mom!; 3:40 PM
Jadie said...: I need an update Les!!

Love,
Jadie; 6:38 AM

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