Yeah, so I know Christmas was more than two weeks ago, but I thought I would still share some of my favorite images from the day.
Here's a photo of our tree and our three stockings hanging by the fireplace. We (and Santa of course) were done shopping for Dominic in October (yes, October), but didn't wrap most things until Christmas Eve. So, that's an early start and procrastination wrapped up in one example. Weird, huh?
Christmas is a day that's definitely been fun before (and of course, I always remember the real reason for the season). But, there's a whole new meaning when you have a beautiful little one to celebrate with.
We dressed Dominic up as a reindeer, and he didn't seem to mind it at all. I didn't keep track of how long he wore his costume, but it had to be at least three hours.
He definitely enjoyed unwrapping his presents, although we had to help him get started. I don't think he quite gets presents yet because he wasn't really aware of what was under the wrapping paper until we helped him start to open each present. Also, present-unwrapping is kind of a long process since he'd open one present and want to play with it immediately, completing ignoring everything still waiting for him underneath our tree.
I'm completely serious when I say that I don't need nor want any Christmas presents for myself, but I still get some anyway. Now, don't get me wrong because I totally appreciate these gifts. It's just much more fun to give than receive.
My most memorable gift was from Todd's parents. It was a giant blanket with my baby boy's face on it, so I went nuts when I opened it. I'm sure it would be super comfortable and keep me nice and warm, but I can't bring myself to use it yet. It's just too nice to look at now.
I hope everyone had as nice a holiday season as I felt I had.
My hunky hubby and I had a date night last night, sort of. After grabbing a quick bite to eat at Burger King, we went to the 7:30 comedy show at the Funny Bone.
