I made bones for each of the dogs, well... I ran out and had to make Foo a star!
After we made and decorated the cookies it was time for Christmas Eve dinner at our Aunt Diane's house. This is another tradition that goes way back. When I was little we always spent Christmas Eve with my Mom's side of the family and then went to my Dad's side on Christmas Day. I remember one year we were at my Granny's condo for Christmas Eve and Santa showed up, like he always did. I went to sit on his lap and get my gift when I realized that it wasn't Santa...it was Uncle Jim!? This was all caught on tape. I jumped off his lap and went to my Mom, who was videotaping the whole thing and told her, "that's not Santa, it's Uncle Jim!" She told me that I was right and not to tell the other kids. This year there was no Santa, but there was a gift under the tree for Zack and Tess courtesy of Uncle John.
Di made ham, potatoes, sweet potatoes, corn, green bean casserole, cookies, homemade pineapple upside down cake and rolls (not so successfully).
Tess's face in this pic is priceless!
Christmas morning Grant and I exchanged gifts at our place (the two biggest gifts had already been opened - Reagan and our new TV). I got Grant some workout clothes, socks, candy, etc. Grant got me some workout clothes and some candy. We got each of the girls stockings filled with treats and some gifts from Ed, Cari, Steve and Meagon!
We then went to my Mom's for Christmas brunch. She made a great breakfast including homemade eggs benedict, scrambled eggs, hash browns, sausage and bacon. It was all very yummy! After breakfast we opened gifts.
Can you find Tess in this pic?
Reagan looking for her present!
Cool shades, Tess!
The annual post present opening photo of Max in the wrapping paper.
Reagan found a spot in the corner to relax!
Priceless...I think we surprised her!
When Grant and I went home we relaxed and started putting away the Christmas decorations while Penelope and Reagan took a post-Christmas nap.
The house feels so bare now!
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