Christmas in Colorado

As a Colorado girl, I can not accept the idea of Christmas without snow.

Therefore, despite the fact that I am now a bonafide Texan, I still insist on returning to my mountain home for the holidays.

I spent 10 days home for Christmas with family and friends.

Saw old friends. Spent time with family. Had a great time with the boys. Saw the snow I've missed.

Oh, and I've implemented the new 72 hour rule. I'll explain later. But all I can say is my grandma is a GENIUS.

For now, here are the Christmas pictures!

The boys with the stockings

Awe. Sweet Brothers in their Christmas jammies.

The boys with their Great Grandma (my dad's mom)

Santa came!

So cute!

Silly Bandz. I don't get it. Oh well.

KK with his favorite present - a Nintendo DS

(Notice that he is wearing PJs and Cowboy Boots lol)

'Tis the Season

... for PICTURES!

If I wasn't too lazy busy to do Christmas cards, this would have been the picture!

He looks like an angel. This occurance is RARE.

Stay tuned for Christmas/Colorado pictures! Coming soon!

It's Christmas Eve...

So get off of your computer!

Go spend time with your family and friends.

Or make cookies.

Or go to church.

Or have a glass of eggnog with lots of rum.

Or all of the above.

Enjoy and appreciate life!

And I'll see you after Christmas!

XOXO

Getting In The Christmas Spirit

It's highly difficult to get into the Christmas spirit in 70 degree weather in Texas.

However, there are places that make it a little easier to get there.

Like the Six Flags Holiday Park, and the Riverwalk in San Antonio.

Enjoy the "getting in the holiday spirit" pictures!

Ah, this is KK looking like an angel. Rare.

We are presents!

Eating lunch at the Hard Rock cafe.

Riverwalk Photo Op.

 A real dinosaur, found in Colorado. KKthought it was fantastic.

The Austin Christmas parade. And the Grinch. Fitting for KK that day. :)

Riverwalk