Actually, we are celebrating on Dec. 28th the Saturday after Christmas.
I always enjoy using this ceramic Nativity set I made many years ago.
My tree always looks the same.
We have really enjoyed the sun room, which we added shortly after Jeep and I married. This gives us room to all eat in the same room and gives the kids a little space to play.
My son, Joe Embry, seems to be planning to get a job helping Santa next year.
I can endure facial hair if it is clean and well groomed.
Maggie has just arrived and she is talking to her Uncle Jesse.
This is our newest addition, Bruce Alan, who arrived on November 19th. He carries the middle names of both of his grandfathers.
Bruce says it's just a ho-hum sort of day.
He is checking out his great-grandmother.
Today is the first day I've got to hold the little fellow. He is doing well and has gained a couple of pounds, but he still seems so small.
This is my grand-daughter, Kymberly, the mother of Bruce Alan. I don't know why we didn't think to get my son, Joe, in this picture so we would have 4 generations represented.
I pulled his paci out so I could see his whole face. He had a real suction going on there!
Jeep, Dorothy and Bruce Alan
Maggie opening her gifts
I think she likes this box of artist pens, coloring pencils, etc.
Jax is not too impressed with the book.
The expression on Jace's face tells me he likes the remote control car!
And I think Casey likes the Christmas tree ornament with her son's picture on both sides.
I know Kay likes hers because it has a picture of grandchildren on it. I actually owe her one with a picture of Jax.
Jax knows we think he is funny when he makes faces at us when we are making his picture.
Jax made this wrinkled up nose and grinning face for us dozens of times and always got a laugh.
Jesse is such a good Daddy and enjoys playing with his little boy.
He likes for Daddy to hold him up high!
He has good balance for a little fellow!
Jace needs a few extra snuggles from his mama since there is a new baby in the family!
He is the middle child now instead of the baby!
(the picture below was made on Christmas Day)
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