The doors can be opened by remote control. Neat! Also neat is that I now have doors on both sides of the car. The boys really like the car.
The car smiles at me.
The doors can be opened by remote control. Neat! Also neat is that I now have doors on both sides of the car. The boys really like the car.
The car smiles at me.


Tear, rip, wow.
Nicholas with his prized Star Wars Trade Federation MTT. 1326 pieces of joy in a single box.
Eric really liked his new puppy.
Snag. It appears Nicholas dropped his sabre first.
We spent Christmas Day lounging around in our pajamas. It was a good day spent playing with new toys, watching movies and drinking plenty of hot chocolate.
Eric received the Mr. Potato Head Transformer from his Aunt Susan.
Carter wanted to have this Bumblebee Transformer really bad. I was lucky to have found one. He was very pleased. Can you tell?
The Bumblebee Transformer changes into a Camero. Cool!!!
My Mom and Dad with Eric. Eric's teeth have been bugging him lately and more often than not you'll find him with his fingers in his mouth.
My sister PJ with her kids.
This is Robin, PJ's step-daughter. Robin is visiting from Indiana with her daughter Rebecca. Eric and Rebecca really hit it off and they played and share their toys well. We even caught Rebecca stealing a kiss from Eric. It was so cute.
Here is one of Rebecca's gifts, a Dora blankie.
Emily and Eric played well together. It was hard to take a picture of them because they both move so much. This was the only photo that wasn't a blur.
Aaron's Grandfather gave each of the Hayes children and the grandchildren an old pocket watch from his collection. It was a very special gift. Some of the watches have been in the family a while and others had a story related to them. Here is Aaron showing Nicholas his pocket watch.
Here are the Coles preparing to start the unwrapping frenzy.
What, nice smiles and hugs? Are they really brothers?
The next day we enjoyed a delicious Pork Roast prepared by Rob and Aaron's Mom. We also celebrated Corgan's third birthday, which happens to fall on Christmas Day.
Smiling while making a delicious Christmas tree.
Gift exchange managed by Carter's instructor, Ms. Becki.
Carter with his gift, a soft green blanket.
Santa spending some quality time with Carter.
The two and a half hour wait in line was worth this priceless photo, wouldn't you say? The boys were really good and didn't complain at all. Aaron did whine a little. He kept saying that when he was young he didn't have to wait in line to visit Santa. Think about it Aaron, that was in CEDARVILLE!!!!!



They made snowflakes for the program.
This was the finale. Can you find Nick?
Nicholas rocking out during his five minute drum solo. Just kidding!! My son kept the beat in time.