Today was filled with a whole lot of not much.
Well, there was the re-organization of presents. The shuffling of presents. There was also the sitting and climbing on of presents. There was the 'is this one mine?' looking at of presents. Lily thought it would be a great idea to check out everything under the tree. And Sara soon followed. As you can see, there are lots and lots of things to do with wrapped presents.
O' yeah! There is also sitting on the presents. And snuggling the presents. Sara has done better with the presents than I thought. Babies this age love to rip the paper off the presents, but she has only ripped a few. I want to point out the supurb way the tree is decorated. From Sara's head up. That is the only way to decorate with a toddler around. She still manages to reach and pull off a lot of decorations. Fun, Fun.
I love this picture of Sara hugging the present. It's not even her's. She's so stinkin' cute.
Anyway, Lily and Sara spent quite a while moving presents around, making sure they were all ready for Christmas morning and Santa.
Meanwhile my boys, Todd included, played board games.
As you can see, Spencer was trying to tell Adam how to play the game and Adam was trying to be big and read the game stuff himself.
I think Todd kinda likes the days where he can channel his inner nerd and can play board games and role playing games with his boys. Especially Spencer, (Adam tends to get board easily) who will sit for
hours playing games with his Daddy. These are the kind of games that take hours on end to play and finish. There is not enough time to get to do this most days, but since it was a lazy snow day, there was time. I have no idea what this game was about but they seemed to be enjoying it. It even kept Adam entertained.
So on our laziest day we've had in a very long time, we got presents re-organized, sat on, climbed on, and checked out for hug-ability. We got games played. Valerie and I got computer time, nap time, and T.V. time accomplished. We also rounded the kids up to help make a crap load of cookies. That was crazy, but, all in all, it was a great day to be lazy. Christmas time is here.
Well, there was the re-organization of presents. The shuffling of presents. There was also the sitting and climbing on of presents. There was the 'is this one mine?' looking at of presents. Lily thought it would be a great idea to check out everything under the tree. And Sara soon followed. As you can see, there are lots and lots of things to do with wrapped presents.
O' yeah! There is also sitting on the presents. And snuggling the presents. Sara has done better with the presents than I thought. Babies this age love to rip the paper off the presents, but she has only ripped a few. I want to point out the supurb way the tree is decorated. From Sara's head up. That is the only way to decorate with a toddler around. She still manages to reach and pull off a lot of decorations. Fun, Fun.
I love this picture of Sara hugging the present. It's not even her's. She's so stinkin' cute.
Anyway, Lily and Sara spent quite a while moving presents around, making sure they were all ready for Christmas morning and Santa.
Meanwhile my boys, Todd included, played board games.
As you can see, Spencer was trying to tell Adam how to play the game and Adam was trying to be big and read the game stuff himself.
I think Todd kinda likes the days where he can channel his inner nerd and can play board games and role playing games with his boys. Especially Spencer, (Adam tends to get board easily) who will sit for hours playing games with his Daddy. These are the kind of games that take hours on end to play and finish. There is not enough time to get to do this most days, but since it was a lazy snow day, there was time. I have no idea what this game was about but they seemed to be enjoying it. It even kept Adam entertained.
So on our laziest day we've had in a very long time, we got presents re-organized, sat on, climbed on, and checked out for hug-ability. We got games played. Valerie and I got computer time, nap time, and T.V. time accomplished. We also rounded the kids up to help make a crap load of cookies. That was crazy, but, all in all, it was a great day to be lazy. Christmas time is here.
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