Christmas 2010

We have had a pretty amazing Christmas! Having a little girl who gets so excited about it just makes the holiday so much more special for us!

We began our Christmas by heading to Prescott to celebrate with Neena and Papa Dale. Do you think Brailyn liked one of her gifts?!? :)

Madi enjoyed opening hers too!

Madi checking out her new rocking horse from Papa Dale and Neena!

Brailyn had to hop on for a ride!

More fun gifts!
Aunt "Nae-Nae" reading a new book to the girls

We headed back home on Christmas Eve night so Madi could enjoy Santa at home on Christmas. She was one wired little girl before bed on Christmas Eve!
And here is what awaited our little princess on Christmas morning!
And the most important gift that Santa didn't forget....THE ALLIGATOR!

Madi checking out her new gifts! Not a whole lot of smiles but a WHOLE lot of talking about her gifts and running around the living room so excited!After we opened gifts on Christmas morning, we loaded up and headed to White Hall to spend Christmas day with Gran and Gramps. Unfortunately, our picture-taking died off a little during this visit, but we got a few good ones!The prized possession from Christmas 2010...Abby Cadabby! Gramps had promised Madi that he would get her an Abby doll for Christmas, and every present she opened she said "Abby"? When she finally opened her Abby doll and DVD, she was so happy! She didn't have any more interest in opening gifts anymore. :)

On Christmas night we got together with some long-time friends, the Craigs, and we had a good time visiting and eating with them. Sunday morning we got up and went to church with my parents and then headed back to Prescott for Christmas with the Waller side of the family. We had a great time with them but unfortunately didn't take any pictures. :(

This Christmas has been even better than I imagined it could be. I absolutely love seeing everything through my 21-month old littl girl's eyes! She has had a great one, and we hope we'll have many more fun Christmas memories! Most importantly, I hope that we can always keep the real reason for the season at the forefront of our family's celebrations!