A Berry Merry Christmas

This year at our Berry Christmas I took a few extra pictures of the cousins. For some reason we don't get too many pictures of them.

They had a great great uncle who died at the advanced age of 94, maybe 95? He died about 10 years ago but has left a picture taking legacy. He loved having his picture taken and posed every time, even in those old home movies he would stand as still and straight as he could. When these nuts have their picture made, they have to do the Clarence at least once.
I think they've captured him perfectly.

These two are twins six years apart. History repeating itself. As a matter of fact, when Chelsea was 2 or 3 years old, Tony actually said, "I'll never have a daughter that acts like that." Famous last words...their brains, I think, are interchangeable.

One thing that never changes, the kids can't wait to get through dinner so that they can open their presents.

They have them all sorted out, waiting not so patiently. I think I can make this argument for them. If we did let them open the presents first, then we could enjoy our dinner, we wouldn't choke on dessert, and could even have a cup of coffee. The sad thing is, at this age, they have picked out their gifts, they know what they'ree getting, but apparently they just need to rip the paper off the box.

We had a very fun Christmas this year. We celebrated our Christmas on the 23rd, then got together on the 24th and had game night.


Just us girls.