The tree is up, the house is decorated, all presents are bought, and cookies are made. I think that's everything, and now we wait in anticipation.
As we all hoped Luke's surgery went off without a hitch. You can see how absolutely aweful he felt prior to the surgery in this picture. He is so very close to crawling, I would bet it will happen in the next week. His legs are so strong, and he loves his big sister so much, I would expect him to be walking behind her not long after. I swear these pictures are not posed, the child is just always smiling. We were at the Dr today for a re-check (dry as a bone!) and he was fine as long as he was talking with staff. He may be mine, he is a bit of a ham-bone.
Leah is having a great time preparing for Christmas. She met Santa at the mall on Friday with the rest of her class. She had let him know that she would like Dora M&Ms and Dora pants. (She wanted a Dora shirt too, until I reminded her that she already had one, and now that is off the list.) You can tell it really takes a lot to make the child happy. She had her Christmas program on Thursday, and was dressed like a RED stocking. The pretty dress here was under the actual stocking.
I hope this finds you all making time for relaxation this holiday season. The time around the tree with Sefton, late after the kids are in bed, are some of my favorite times of the year. With this Christmas I am sure the season will bring a whole new view of favorites.
We miss and love you all.
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