New Sister
Meet Ingrid, the girls' new Compassion International "sister" from Ecuador. They don't realize it yet, but Ingrid is definitely the best gift they received this Christmas. We will start supporting and communicating with her starting this New Year. It took over an hour of sitting in front of the computer browsing for the girls to choose Ingrid. Such indecisiveness (and Kevin was so patient!). . .but after praying about it, we are sure that we chose the right little girl for our family.
Up on the Housetop
Emma's Piano Recital - Up on the Housetop from amy colon on Vimeo.
I'll add a few more songs later. . .
Christmas Traditions (Part 3)
Christmas Traditions (Part 2)
Every year since the girls were tiny we have made a gingerbread house during the holidays. I have done everything from making it from scratch (the overachiever Christmas about 3 years ago) to buying the Wilton Gingerbread kit (the one that made me so mad that I threw half of it on the floor in anger in front of the kids and they still remind me of it to this day.) But this year my goal was simplicity during the holidays. So, here is our 2008 gingerbread house.
It took 30 minutes to complete. There was no mess except for all of those little white papers from the sticky foam shingles. No one cussed (oops, I guess I forgot to share that part from last year) or threw it down in anger.
And we still have a lovely "gingerbread house" to be proud of. . .actually a gingerbread house with LANDSCAPING!
Are you doing anything SIMPLER this holiday season?
It took 30 minutes to complete. There was no mess except for all of those little white papers from the sticky foam shingles. No one cussed (oops, I guess I forgot to share that part from last year) or threw it down in anger.
And we still have a lovely "gingerbread house" to be proud of. . .actually a gingerbread house with LANDSCAPING!
Are you doing anything SIMPLER this holiday season?
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