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Christmas 2012

Christmas this year was a great success!

 
 
My mom has been dealing with a broken heel/foot surgery for the last few weeks. She got her stitches out on Christmas Eve, but still has a boot on. She always is just a buzz of activity around this time of year, but this injury slowed her down. She always makes Christmas cookies, cinnamon rolls and scones but this year, me and my sisters took over the tradition!
 
She got to spend lots of time with this little munchkin.
 
 
Cookies came out pretty good, if I do say so myself!
 
 
We had lots of treats!
 
 
Avery even decorated cookies for Santa!

 
Although, it wasn't so much decorating cookies, as much as eating sprinkles.

 
Avery was SOOO excited to spend time with her cousin Colbi! They both did so good the whole time.
 
 
We had fun making stuff. Working hard at the cinnamon rolls!
 
 
It made me so tired.
 
 
What a cutie in her I Love Santa PJs!

 
I think Gigi was in heaven!

 
I love this picture. Jason wanted to hold Colbi but she would have no part of it!

 
Lots of this going on, all weekend.
 
 
Cookies for Santa!
 
 
Avery got a hot wheels and some other cool stuff from Santa!
 
 
I got these ADORABLE boots for her! I swear she looks like she is 15.
 
 
Hope you had a great Christmas too!
 
 

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