A Merry, Merry, Christmas!

Wonderful, wonderful Christmas.
So many pictures.
There was...SNOW, laughter, great food, surprises...Rachel, hot cider and lots of coffee, warm fires, apples to apples, dominoes, no electricity, a helicopter flying around, dogs everywhere...love you Lucy and Gus and Sugar, lots of hunting and three dead deer, a longhorn snuggie and other great gifts, twinkling lights, Chance...the jerk (so not true), great steak meal...just ask Colt...:(
missing McCoy's on Christmas morn, football, naps, and lots more.
It was well...Wonderful.
Mom's sweet tree
Chance...he always makes me laugh
Debra. Sister and friend.
These boys fill this big living room up!
Dad...the fire builder!
Benjamin Bunny.
Sidney.
Ky...opening her Christmas. She is a sweetie.
And the stocking were hung by the chimney with care.The family. We are all goofy, but some more than others. :)


Zane in his new shirt that his Mama will not let him wear in public. HA!

Lovely snow fall on Christmas Eve morning.

So gorgeous

Christmas Morning.


It has been a long time since I have seen these.
Hats that Mom bought in New York for the boys.
This is where we all took turns standing for several days. Ahh...

William got his Toms shoes. He was so happy.
Brad...snuggie.
Wes...Red classic underwear. They came in handy on the hunting trips

The Walker Family
Mom in her warm blanket Debra gave her.

They did not hide good enough or the hunters were great shots.
Probably the later.

Suprise! Rachel came for a visit! She is beautiful inside and out. Thanks for coming to see us all Rachel!

Lots of laughter.

Hugs

Mom's tree. I love it.

Lucy and Chance

Our backyard when we finally made it home. Beautiful.

Blessings on your week! We will be moving on Wed. Whew...

Comments

Michelle said…
Beautiful pictures Amy! Looks like you hada wonderful and Merry Christmas! Thank you for getting the items signed for me. I will pray blessings on your move to East Texas. Merry Christmas!
December 27, 2009 at 8:00 AM
Elizabeth Mullins said…
Thanks for sharing your wonderful Christmas pics. Corban (my oldest) saw the picture of the deer and he said, "Look at the reindeers!" I quickly scrolled past it! Ha! Good luck with your move.
December 27, 2009 at 8:02 AM
Liz Crittenden said…
Loved looking at the pictures & remembering lots of good times at "the farm".
Great picture of you & Debra.
Glad you got to enjoy the time & a white Christmas.
Hugs & Blessings!
December 27, 2009 at 10:48 AM
Candie said…
Beautiful pictures! Love the snuggies! Great bucks! Lot's of fun! Merry Christmas!
December 28, 2009 at 10:06 AM
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