These are the matching pajamas that I made for T and E as their "something to wear" gift. They looked so dapper together and many thanks to my m-i-l for helping me get them finished on time.
All the opening of packages overwhelmed E and he was content to sit in his box and watch what was going on.
After we left California, we went to my mom's house to celebrate Christmas with her. This time E had warmed up to the concept of everyone opening gifts and he got excited about it. (Here he is opening a gift with Nana)
"What was the gift?" you ask. A wonderful wooden train set from Uncle Scott and Aunt Anne and E had quite a blast playing with it. I love this picture of him enjoying himself. We bought a storage container for the trains and put it in E's closet and now every morning when he wakes up the following occurs:
K: Good morning E, did you have sweet dreams?
E: Daddy?
K: Daddy's at work today.
E: Oh. (Sadness in his eyes that he's hanging out with me and not dad)
K: Would you like to get up?
E: Yeah. Trains?
K: Yes, we can play with the trains today, but let's get your milk first.
E: Trains! Trains! Trains! Trains! Choo-choo! Choo-choo! Choo-choo!
K: We love our trains, don't we?
E: Yeah! I you. (I love you, though he's really saying, "I love you, trains!")
As you can tell the little prince is getting older and older. I can't believe how much he's grown. It seems not that long ago that he was as little and helpless as Scanne's new baby.
In other news, Travis has officially passed his last class and graduated and I have until the end of March to finish my schooling. I'm feeling a little pressured by the schedule I need to keep in order to finish school, but overall I'm very excited! Till then, I'll try to update the blog more regularly, or at least get T to write a post once and work out the kinks.