Cute girl looking festive in her Christmas dress.
Addie loves her Aunties a lot, she gets spoiled by the all the attention.Growing up, Santa always left our presents unwrapped in and by each of our stockings. The rest of the presents (from Grandparents, siblings, etc) were wrapped and we took all day taking turns opening them. It was fun to have to wait for everyone to wake up to all go in and see the gifts at the same time. My parents would sometimes also prolong the suspense by making us go and eat breakfast first before we were allowed in the room where the presents were.
In Jon's family Santa wraps all the gifts and puts them in a mountain under the tree. They were allowed to wake up as early as they wanted and go look at the presents, but they had to wait to open them until everyone was awake. Then they would take turns opening all the presents from Santa and everyone.
Of course I think my way is right and he thinks his way is. I don't know how we will ever decide how to do it. We need to decide quick though, because we are about to the point of staying home for Christmas morning instead of doing it with our parents. Anyone have suggestions?
1 comment:
You probably just have parents that were too lazy to wrap everything. This year at Rachel's they had to wrap everything...including gifts from Santa...because the children's rooms were closer to the tree than the parent's and they didn't want any peeking before Mom and Dad could get downstairs to supervise. Whatever way you work out will be great and you can modify it as your needs change. Thanks fro all the pictures of those cute girls. Love, Mom
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