Thursday, December 24, 2009
Friday, December 26, 2008
Christmas Recap
So on real Christmas Eve we called in the skeleton Summerhays crew. We had Greg, Andrea, Will, Max, Claire, Jennifer F., Jonny and Haley over for a traditional turkey dinner. I only got one picture of the evening. Macy truly loves Jonny and Haley and instantly becomes super hyper when she sees them.
Christmas morning we knew we were in for a good day when this was Macy's response to the first candy cane she pulled out of her stocking . . .
After:
That afternoon we went to Tom and Mine's adorable house for some crazy fun.
Opening presents:
And the Fifth Annual Pinata (which has become a much anticipated Christmas Day tradition)
Before:
After:
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Thursday, December 25, 2008
Merry, Merry
We were supposed to prepare a musical number for our family Christmas party. Macy practiced for weeks beforehand to memorize her favorite tune. Since she tends to freeze up around crowds (and because we didn't want to tote her piano to the party), we just pre-recorded her performance. Please enjoy, Have a Very Macy Christmas:
If you like this, go out and buy David Tolk's Holiday CD (or download it from iTunes). It's quite simply the best Christmas album ever. Macy's working on his version of Good King Wenceslas for next year because it's her dad's very favorite Christmas song.
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Saturday, December 20, 2008
Photos (and I mean A LOT of photos)
We took 173 photos for our Christmas card this year. We went to Murray park and let her loose. And she ran . . .
And played with the geese .
And we caught the expressions I try to burn into my memory every day. The faces we don't normally capture in pictures. The looks that make up the day.
And I am reminded just how priceless pictures can be.
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Thursday, December 18, 2008
Christmas Trees
Macy made searching for the perfect tree magical for me. She ran up and down the rows laughing and laughing. She LOVED it.
And then marched right up to the tree.
Yep, the big tall one.
I wish I could have captured the awe on her face when she turned around and saw the tree on the car.And with fond memories of the theme trees my mom used to create for us, we got Macy a little tree and decorated it with her animalz. Unfortunately, only the gorilla remains. A lone animal left to fend for himself.
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