Santa was very happy with the cookies and he totally forgave the fact that they were made with only brown sugar since I am so awesome at this whole "shopping for groceries" thing that I was OUT OF SUGAR on Christmas Eve... He ate about 8 cookies and then hit the Real Egg Nog that was in the fridge in lieu of milk.
All of the cousins were happy and healthy on Christmas Day (though not the day after) which is, in my opinion, all that is needed to qualify this as a Successful Christmas. The fact that they all received their presents with polite responses and moderate patience levels just sealed the deal. All in All: A good holiday.
Penny's response to not receiving any new toys for Christmas...
I am so glad we are done having babies or else this would concern me.
Note to self: buy the poor dog a toy next year.
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Love it! One of my dogs gets really excited about Christmas and has to watch every present being opened. Of course, she has to give each a good sniff!
Haha! We always get our dogs presents. This year Molly got a MASSIVE bone and we gave it to her before we opened any other gifts. She left us alone the whole time we were unwrapping gifts. :)
Glad you had a happy and healthy Christmas!
No-one sick on Christmas is the hallmark of a successful holiday. J was sick two days before but she bounced back in time.
Love the dog picture!
The day after Christmas when everything is done, the kids have enough to keep them entertained, there are leftovers, and the house is supposed to look like a wreck is my favorite day of the year! (But only if you still have eggnog left!)
That's the nice thing about those frozen tubs of Nestle Toll House. No sugar required. Now if I could just figure out how to preheat the oven...
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