A Scrapbook Poem! And Merry Christmas From Us!

I saw this last year on a website by americanmom

Twas the night before Christmas

And I am glued to the tree.

I am wondering what Santa has brought just for me.

Could it be cardstock, or ink pads, or lace?

"Or some stamps,"I said with a smile on my face!

And that's when I heard him......"Hi Santa," I said.

He replied, "You know.....good girls should be in their beds!"

"I know I should Santa, and now I've been caught.

But I was so excited to see what you've brought!"

"Well lets take a look in this room where you work"

He shook his head quickly, and left with a jerk.

I heard him exclaim, as he put it in gear.

"You've got enough crap! I'll see you next year!"

I thought it was cute! I think it has also been posted on the website Two Peas in a Bucket as well. I hope to get in some scrapbooking SOON and even post some of the results!

Gondola!

Trying to be a photographer!

enjoying the view!

On the Gondola!

Awe! They are cute!

The Princess and the Bear!

So Beautiful and so Cute my Princess and the Bear!

Our Halloween Pictures!

Jacob Plays at the H. GAME!

On the jumbotron!
trying to score!

It was a fun game to watch, and it was fun to watch

Jacob play some drills during the intermission!

Happy Birthday Nathan!

Nathan turned 6 years old!

He has really been into the military thing and so we decided to

have his party at the Military Museum. It was a fabulous party!

The leader did an amazing job with the kids and we all enjoyed it!

Here is a picture of the group dressed up and learning to march!

We started off the party with a hands on session looking

at and learning about different artifacts. Here the kids

got to touch and hold things from WWI and even from

Afghanistan. It was neat to see all the different equipment!

Big brother looks good in a uniform!

This was where they had their hands on experience.

Nathan got to dress up at the end. It weighed a lot!

They also toured one of the museums and played some

military games outside.

The cupcakes! Even those were decorated in camouflage.