Another 10 minutes??? Ahhh the suspense, we just can't stand it.

Checking out the contents of their stockings

Lincoln cleaning up after Santa...I love this picture. He just started munching on the leftover crumbs on the plate. Of course it is an ugly paper plate since I was too tired to find the cute cookies for Santa plate..but on the bright side Santa left a note right on the plate.

This is what Conor really wanted for Christmas. They don't make em like they use to.

Watching...Watching

Santa is so cool! He brings the best candy ever :)

Lincoln discovered his little stash of goods from Santa no problem. No interest in opening presents this year, still just happy with the paper and wrecking the stuff the other kids got out. The few presents he wouldn't open, we ended up opening for him the next day. He just couldn't figure out what all the fuss was about. Lincoln was actually more excited that he had figured out how to walk. He really started walking on Christmas eve and Christmas day. I love the Frankenstein walk.

Dancing with ELMO! He is really cute, and Lincoln finally figured out how to squeeze his hand and make him do the hokey pokey. This is a well loved Elmo, thanks for sharing him with us Witt family. I actually have a picture of Conor somewhere about this age with this exact cute little Elmo.

All dressed up for church on Christmas day. It was a little hard to leave all our fun toys behind to go to church, but what a great reminder of what Christmas is all about.

Back home and back into jammies and time to eat the yummy traditional Christmas dinner. We got to skype with the Witt's and play a few of the new fun games we got after dinner. The day went by so fast. As I cleaned up some messes and moved stuff around so I could actually find the couch, I am filled with gratitude for the Christmas season and all that it brings to our family. We are so blessed.