Boys will be boys

Funny how kids always have the most fun with the packaging of products. Noah decided that the plastic bag that our comforter came in would be a great toy to play with. He likes to ride in it as well as pull his animals in it. This time I found Dave carrying Noah around the house in it. Looks like they are having fun!

Go Ducks!

We are on the countdown to the big game....Oregon vs Auburn. This will be a very interesting game since we live among many Auburn fans. For Christmas we all got Oregon sweatshirts, and you can bet that we are wearing them out. Noah likes to walk around and say "Quack Quack!" and "Go Ducks", so I think he is also ready for the big game.

Merry Christmas 2010

What a great Christmas we had this year! Noah enjoyed opening anything that was wrapped...so needless to say, none of us needed to bother with opening our gifts! He was pleased to see that he had gotten everything that he had asked for from Santa: A tractor, cars, a chair and a basket ball hoop! (Thanks to grandparents!) And to top off the Merry day, we were blessed with 3 inches of snow! Who would have thought we would get a white christmas here in Alabama! Noah enjoyed his time making a snowman with daddy and a snow angel with mommy. It was such a wonderful Christmas!

Noah's Fort

Little does this little boy know his new fort is a product of a Christmas gift. (So glad they don't catch on to things this early!) Dave cut a few windows and a door in this box for Noah and he has been thrilled with it. Truly the cheapest gifts are the packaging!

Merry Christmas!

Noah trying on mommy's shoes

The holidays have snuck up on us so fast this year. I just realized that it has been almost a month since I have posted any updates and pictures! I just don't know where the time has gone. I hope that all of you have enjoyed family traditions and Christmas cheer. We have had fun enjoying trips to see Santa and watching a few snowflakes here and there. Noah has really been into Christmas this year, which is so exciting. He is infatuated with Santa and talks about him all the time. At our last visit with him at Dave's company party Noah spent the night sneaking treats from the table and feeding Santa. (He had quite the pile of goodies when we left!) He also has fun sneaking gifts from under the tree and trying to hide in the corner and open them. I am really looking forward to Christmas morning. He has told Santa that he wants a tractor, car, basketball hoop and train...can't wait to see what he gets! I hope you all enjoy the next seven days and may they be bright and cheery!