The Christensens: Christmas Day

Saturday, December 27, 2008

Christmas Day

6 comments:

JenM. said...: Yikes! I can't believe the snow that you guys have had! Jon and the kids would be in heaven...I would be somewhere else entirely.

How are you faring with the winter wonderland?; 1/01/2009 9:18 AM
Alana said...: That snow looks so fun! I am so jealous! Hope you had a nice Christmas!

PS I want to see a picture of this skirt that looks like carpet at Amanda's school.; 1/01/2009 9:33 PM
Clayton and Camea said...: I second that PS. That comment makes me laugh every time I open up your blog and see it. That picture of Amanda in front of the tree with the guittar is great! Looks like you had more snow that we got too! We hope you had a Merry Christmas!; 1/03/2009 8:13 PM
Lydia said...: We did have a TON of snow. It melted for a while, but today has started to build up again. I like it fine-as long as I don't have to drive in it :o) There's a lovely story involving me, alone in my 2WD suburban, stuck on a mound of snow in a Les Schwab parking lot just a few days before Christmas. Very lovely.

I'll be sure to post about my music-room carpet skirt! Maybe I'll wear it tomorrow...; 1/03/2009 11:01 PM
Jenni said...: How fun!; 1/04/2009 10:56 PM
GiGi - Gramps P. said...: Makes me homesick for Minnesota, yeah right! :); 3/06/2009 6:51 AM

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The Tongue of Angels

"Lookit my chicken...it's borning a egg!"---Cole, 3.
"Birds are my friends...my best friends."---Cole, 2 1/2
"I smell giraffe...[sniff, sniff]."---Cole, 2 1/2.
"I think the USA likes my tummy better than Mexico."----Emma, 8
"Mom, you run like Barbie."---Emma 8.
"Bad guy? Bad guy?" Cole 2, after seeing a man dressed head to toe in black, including stocking cap + sunglasses.
"Monster ate it." Cole 2, when we couldn't find his other sock.
"Mom, my mouth is tired of smiling." Charlotte 5, after a day full of pictures.
"I've always wanted purple legs."---Charlotte 4, after putting on her purple tights for the first time.
"I'm ready to go...through surf and wind and howling gale."---Amanda, 9, before exiting the house on a stormy day.
"Mom, do rockstars have Family Home Evening?"---Charlotte, 4
"I'll drive. I got my license."---Charlie, almost 4!
"Yeah...I don't like paint for dinner."---Charlotte 3 1/2, after being told don't chew your newly painted fingernails.
"You won't get away with this!"---Charlotte 3 1/2
"Now that I have the hang of it, church is fun."---Emma, 6 1/2
"What a ham!"---Charlotte, 3 1/2
"Batteries not included, batteries not included, batteries not included...what does that mean Mom?"---Emma, 6
"But my nap takes too long!"---Charlotte, 3
"This is a phone book. I can't read phone books; I can only read pretend books."---Charlotte, 3
"You're not included in this argue-sation!"---Amanda, 7 1/2
"Mom, when I grow up I wanna be a fairy."---Charlie, 2 1/2
"Hey Emma, do you wanna knuckle sammich?"---Charlotte, 2 1/2
"Mom, your skirt looks like the carpet in my music room at school."---Amanda, 7
"WOW! Awesome...that's my frave-rit(accompanied by a thumbs-up)!"---Charlie, 2
"Mommy, I wish you had a pouch in your stomach so you could carry me in there like a kangaroo..."---Emma, almost 5
"Clean up, clean up! Everybody do your hair!"---Charlotte, 2
"Lookit my born-new baby!"---Charlotte, 2
"I'm gonna treat 'em like dinner plates."---Amanda, 6 3/4
"You're a good momma, mom."---Charlie, 2
"Apparently....Amanda is older than I am."---Emma, 4 3/4
"I want that baby for my birthday."---Charlotte, 2
"Yeah, that's why I wanted to help [Charlotte], 'cause I'm a professional [pray-er]." ---Emma, 4 3/4
"'Scuse me mom, coming thruuuu!"---Charlotte, 2
"Hey hot dog, stop trying to jump on the floor!"---Emma, 4 1/2
"I wannu go outside and ride my tri-si-cycle!"---Charlotte, 2
"This one actuwee."---Charlotte, 23 months
"I love you with all my heart."---Emma, 4 1/2
"Inside your head is your brain. It's pink with lots of little squigglies and there are words and thoughts tucked down in there."---Amanda, 6 1/2