Christmas presents

Big M got Daddy Monopoly Empire.

Little M puts together his airplane.

K plays with Doc McStuffin and other dolls.

K's Crayola toy. I happen to like this one. It's not just for kids. :)

Big M's Lego helicopter. 

J tries the sewing kit we got her. 

Big M's AT-TE. The boy did not go crazy with Lego in his wish list this year.

A mom can't have too many purses

My almost 8-yr old son said to me an hour ago, "Mommy, you need to stop switching purses because you forget something in it and then you say, 'NO. IT'S IN MY OTHER PURSE!'" 

After we drove his sisters to Drama Kids there was a package in the front door. I opened it, and it was my purse. :) Then he said, "YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME! YOU HAVE TOO MANY PURSES!"

My boy doesn't understand me. *sniff* I mean, look at that. It matches my nails!  This is my christmas gift from the in-laws. Thanks!

there were lots and lots of gifts

Thing 1 got a peak of the toy cell phone and started ripping the wrapper, while Thing 2 looks on.

Curious George assigns Daddy the task of assembly, while he plays with his new Transformers.

Being the good momma that I am, I inspect some of the merchandise. Thing 2 was impatiently waiting her turn.

Wouldn't you like to be caught by this cute little policewoman! (Thing 1)

Curious George bonds with Cousin C over the love of Legos.
(I'm sure Daddy is celebrating somewhere in the background. In a few short years, he will have an excuse to buy those huge Star Wars Legos.)

Creative Project

Creative juices are flowing just in time to get the teachers' gifts out. I'm sure Miss Meagan and Miss Sonja would be thrilled with such personalization. Now, only 7 more bags to decorate.

Is it child labor if the child enjoys it? Hmmmm.