On Monday night, we got together with the Cunningham family (Jeff's mom's side) for Christmas. We had a lot of fun seeing everyone ... and like before, Lydia had a blast playing! She LOVES to play! I didn't get a picture of her in the playroom with all the boys (it was her and 4 boys!!) but she had so much fun! She was so funny watching them run around and wrestle, don't think she knew what to think about all of that! I'm sure by next year she'll be telling them what to do and where to go! They better get ready! ;)

Lydia with her Nena K and Papa T!

"Eating" dinner with Daddy. Here lately her diet consists of bread, cheese, fruit, yogurt and milk. No wonder she's not gaining any weight! Hopefully this will change soon!

Oh, she also will eat graham crackers, goldfish, and cheerios! Here she is sharing her snack with Santa! The only Santa she wants to get close to ... the fake ones!

Checking out baby London! She loved to look at her ... even offered her a bite of her graham cracker!
This year, before we opened gifts we sang a few Christmas songs ... some fun ones but also the more meaningful ones. It was neat to take time and remember why we are all together and celebrating Christmas. It's not about the presents and the food ... but about Jesus being born to save us all. I pray that as a family we don't forget that ... while presents and food are fun, it's all about Jesus.

Is this not the sweetest picture?!? Grandaddy LOVES his great grandchildren!

Lydia watching Mommy open her presents ... can you tell it was way past her bedtime?!?

Ahh ... "Papi" makes everything better!

Grandaddy (or CooKoo as Lydia has started calling him because of his cookoo clocks!!) and Bonnie got Lydia this soft little pig (from the book "If You Give A Pig A Party" ... which she actually has!!) and she carried it around for the rest of the night! She LOVED it!
Again, we had such a wonderful night spending time with our family. Wish that we could get together more often with everyone!
Just a quick question for you out there with toddlers ... Do a majority of your pictures turn out like this?!?

I mean, she's cute no matter what, but I would REALLY like to have a picture of her face! I've been trying to get a good "Christmas" picture of her in front of the tree ... and I can't seem to get one! The ones where I can actually see her face, she normally has her eyes closed! Just wondering if I was alone ... or if you had any tricks!