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A Fish Family Christmas

Christmas was definitely different for us this year but wonderful. We usually do the driving-around-crazy-trying-to-see-everyone Christmas but this year we decided to stay home. We enjoyed being together as a family starting our own traditions like making Jesus a birthday cake and going to Christmas Eve service; things I've always wanted to do. My mom flew in from California to be with us which was amazing! Jackson was attached to her hip the entire time...so sweet! Jackson was a blast this year as he is beginning to understand the REAL meaning of Christmas getting excited for Jesus' birthday and understanding Santa. Although we missed our family and friends this year, we enjoyed making a Christmas of our own! I hope all of you had a blessed holiday season!
Fish Family Christmas Eve before church

Handsome Jackson

Napping with Grandma on Christmas Eve

Mmmm...making, or eating, Jesus' birthday cake

Making Monkey Bread...yummo!

Opening their guitars

Future Rockstar

Rockin' out to ACDC

Cookies for Santa

Or for Jackson:)

Santa came

For everyone!

Jackson's "big" gift...he LOVES it!

Hmmm...this one's a little small

Riding his tractor...he's still learning the intircacies of stearing

Yes, Santa brought my son a vacuum..gotta teach 'em young!

Big Christmas hugs!

Christmas dinner with some friends

The boys "playing" the WII

The gilrs

Funny Mike...ha ha
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Becca said…
Now that was a cool tractor! I am sure he is going to have a blast with that. Just so cute!
December 31, 2008 at 9:45 AM
Kristi said…
Great pictures! I love that Gator- very cool. We have that vacuum, too & Lauren's favorite way to play with it is to turn it on for background noise.
January 1, 2009 at 7:16 AM
Rachel said…
Kiddos make Christmas so much fun, huh!!? Love the pictures!
January 4, 2009 at 6:54 PM
The Giggling Begins... said…
Those are great pictures! I love the tractor! We'll have to take the boys out in the cars together!
January 5, 2009 at 5:36 PM
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