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Christmas Day


 I was so excited for the girls to get up Christmas morning.  So excited, that I woke them up.  I was anxious to see their faces and  their excitement about what Santa brought.
 A little Christmas coloring as the adults opened their gifts.
 Steve read the Christmas story from the book of Luke.
 Emily got really excited when she opened her horse.
 Stocking time
Steve and his brother, Justin showing off their Atari games.

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Tara G. said…
Oh my word, I just googled the Atari game! I had no idea those were out and how fun!! I loved Atari! I wish someone would have taken a picture of you watching the girls- so precious!!
12:49 PM
Alyssa said…
Your girls are always so sweet! I'm going to have to get that Atari game! We have the old Nintendo console and the kids love it, but they always hear tales about Atari. They'd love it!
8:07 PM
Becky said…
Ha! I bought one of my grand-daughter's the exact same horse. Last year my husband bought me the Atari Flashback because I always loved Pitfall. Well, I have lost the touch - the triplet grandsons love it though!
4:37 AM
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