2. While I cooked all morning for the big meal Chistmas Eve night, Shepherd played with play-doh and Christmas cookie cutters while Lydia observed closely. They do a pretty good job entertaining themselves.
3. I'm a sucker for generational pictures. Here's three generations of Pierce women in the kitchen!
4. A two-fer. Everybody contributed something to the meal. Here are a few of us working, and then to the right, the fruits of our labor. It was tasty fruit.
5. This was my first year being Santa Claus. I had a blast stuffing Shepherd and Lydia's stockings!
6. This was Shepherd's face at the precise moment that I told him Santa Claus had come the night before to fill his stocking. He'd watched Santa Claus is Coming to Town enough times to know what that meant.
7. Shepherd got a tent from Mamm and Pap. In this picture, he had managed to talk his dad into joining him in the tent. He was obviously pretty proud of himself.
8. Nana made Lydia this hat. Lydia + fluffy pink hat = cuteness overload.
9. This is the grandparents on Christmas morning. I wish we could have all four of them every year for Christmas. It was truly a wonderful holiday, and it was made special by each of them.
10. One last two-fer. Ardmore had their first white Christmas since 1914 this year. Here are some pictures of my guys taking advantage of it. Shepherd really liked eating the snowflakes and ice cicles.
I hope everyone had as wonderful of a holiday as we did. Thank you to Nana, Papa, Mamm, and Pap for making it so much fun!
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