Saturday, December 30, 2006


Chris is not going to be happy when he see's this. (good thing he doesn't know how to use this blog) hee hee...in my evil little laugh
yes I found Hee-man boxers for him and a vintage Close Encounters of the Third kind tee.
CHRISTMAS DAY
This was our first Christmas in our new house. (I still miss our Island home a little) Lexy was a happy camper, she got a lot of cold hard cash, that is huge when you are 13, she got pretty much everything she wanted. Nintendo DS, boots, day at the spa with her Aunt Krissy, an informative book about boys from Aunt Cindy. (she read 136 pages that night, finished it 2 days later, ya think she enjoyed it?) and many more goodies.
Riley had fun opening everyone else's presents, but didn't try to open her own. Silly baby! She mostly loves having her own section of ornaments on the tree, all the non-glass ones and ugly ornaments you usually put in the back of the tree.
MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEARS!






Dinner at Great Grandma & Grandpa Ferguson
It was a Christmas Eve Eve dinner (12/23). Riley finally got to meet her Great-Great Grandmum, Mabel. (Dallis's Mom, she lives with Doug and Colleen, Colleen is Dallis's little sister, Grand-mum has 8 kids all together, no idea how many grandkids)
Lexy and Riley sitting next to Mum.
Riley loved flirting with Doug, (that's understandable because he's just a giant kid at heart) you can see Doug in the background standing in the kitchen
Riley got this couch from her friend Bev. As you can see Riley loves it.


Riley had to show off her new pink fuzzy boots to her Dad. She already loves shoes, I didn't know it could start so young. (Lexy was 3 1/2 yaers old before she got into shoes and clothes)
After dinner Riley had so much food in her hair that I could give her a faux-hawk, she thought it was pretty funny.

More fun in the snow!
Chris and Lex sled and had snow ball fights all day & everyday until the snow melted.
My sister is going to kill me for posting this. These undies were part of a gift from the family gift exchange party. My Dad was the biggest jokester of the group. (no surprise there) we all had so much fun lots of laughing.