The Hendricksen's: Christmas Eve/Day

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Christmas Eve/Day

Christmas Eve day we got together with my family to open cousin/brother/sister gifts at Todd and Melissa's house. The kids had a great time opening presents from their cousins that drew their names.

That night we went to our annual Christmas Eve Party at Grandma Haywards. We had yummy pulled pork sandwiches and did some singing. It was a great time. After that we came home and got all the kids nestled in bed.

Santa then came and dumped his whole bag in the front room.

We had a great Christmas this year and we're very spoiled by everyone!!

1 comment:

Denise said...: Don't let Becca see that Brinley got the HP series -- she'd be sooo jealous! :); 10:48 AM

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