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Christmas 2007
Well, I’ve wanted to write a “what we did” and “what we got” Christmas post, because I’ve been reading lots of posts like that and they’re fun. But truth be told, mine will be pretty darn boring next to everyone else’s. We’ve got no family out here so it was just us.
We had our special dinner on Christmas eve. Hubby made a glorious ham (I’m talking ham that ham haters have loved). He glazes it with mustard and brown sugar and slow cooks it and it is sooooo good. We had homemade scalloped potatoes and broccoli with that. Then after dinner we drove around and looked at Christmas lights. We came home and made some gingerbread cookies and then put the kiddos to bed.
Christmas morning found us up at 6:00 a.m. reading Luke 2, then opening presents and then enjoying warm gooey homemade cinnamon rolls.
Count Dooku received a Hot Wheels Turbo Glo track with Turbo Glo Car, the “Rings” Planet Hero action figure, two Magnetix toys (from a Secret Santa) and some candy and other odds and ends in his stocking. Upon opening his Turbo Glo Track set he squealed with delight and exclaimed, “I’ve been waiting for dis my whole life!!!”
Obi-Wan received the new Mater National Cars game for PS2, the “Black Hole” Planet Hero action figure, a Backyardigans Memory Game (from a Secret Santa) and stocking stuffer odds and ends.
Vanessa received two new rattles and a Playskool pop up fun toy and then a cute pajama set and shirt from a secret Santa.
Hubby received a Kitchen Aid Knife Set courtesy of moi, made available through my first ever pay check for my blogging job
I received that new Spyro game I mentioned and an Uno Attack game from a Secret Santa.
It was a delicious, peaceful Christmas. We watched all our favorite Christmas movies, read all our favorite Christmas books, listened to all our favorite Christmas music, saw all our favorite Christmas sights and enjoyed family together time for four straight days.
T’was wonderful!
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It sounds like a wonderful Christmas! Not boring at all! And, I’d be much obliged if you’d share the ham glaze recipe…
Sounds like a wonderful day! We had a pretty laid back day too… not too much going on, just the kids relaxin and enjoying their stuff…
It sounds like a simply wonderful Christmas, Summer. And … congrats on your blogging job - very cool! See you soon. Kellan
That doesn’t sound boring - it sounds heavenly!
It sounds wonderfully relaxing - I’m glad you had such a good Christmas! And wishing you many blessings and much joy in the New Year - I’m so glad to have ‘met’ you this year! :)
Sounds like a great memory. A peaceful family Christmas. Everything that is the most important was included.
your christmas doesn’t sound boring at all. it was just us too (going on three years alone for the holidays) but still nice. i’m glad you had a nice time! i had good intentions to make cinnamon rolls and completely forgot..to paul’s poorly masked dismay. whoops. did you get your little package from me?
That does sound nice. I should’ve emailed you guys to say Merry Christmas and didn’t! So I’ll say it now—Merry Christmas!