You can tell Zach is into talking to Santa now. The look on his face here shows that he is confident in the Big Man's ability to provide the Mater Race Track he has seen at the Disney Store or the Shaker Car Race Track that Henry has in Ohio. Katie is another story...pink eye...seems we are getting alot of good stories about events with pink eye. A couple of years ago, we let Katie go trick or treating with the eye crud. Now this year we a spreading it to everyone as part of our Christmas Cheer. Of course Jen and I have open disclosure 24 hours in advance and it seems our standards of health are getting lower. Colds can't keep us from eating Turkey. Pink Eye does not prevent us from Santa. Pretty soon I am sure we will spending some time over at CVS together but until then, we stay with our system.
I save the best for last with Grandma and Sam. I guess Grandma was watching one too many Micheal Jackson videos and tried it out on poor Sam. But the real story is that at almost two, you have tons of ground you need to cover and he was on his way down from Grandma's lock. But as I tell everyone here, it is just fun to see all three Nurkiewicz kids in a picture with Santa. Reminds me of the time the Holman's attempted this when Katie was only 18 mos old. Ahhhhh. Good times. Picture came out just as nice. :)
Almost forgot to mention....we were at the annual Tri Kappa (what else?) Breakfast with Santa. I had to work a table and push some blankets but was able to sneak away and see the brood take some photos. Pretty early in the morning to see Santa. Plus, we were treated to some lovely snow this morning to make the occasion bright. Katie is currently out there playing in it and has been for the last two hours solid. Pink eye or no pink eye, snow is meant to be enjoyed! (Just thought I would share that as my last parting line with Ohio folk.)
merry everything!
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No one should be allowed to smile that large while crushing a poor child's gonads.
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