


(Esme didn't get one, in case you were wondering.)

-Our 2010 Christmas tree, christened "Cal" (for Calvin Coolidge)
(Thanks to the always astute LT for the idea!)
(Thanks to the always astute LT for the idea!)
-Nutcracker Wars
-Snow! And what comes afterward...
-My ever-growing appreciation for Etsy and excitement over the gifts I purchased there this year
-Christmas crafts!
-Listening to Meg and Matthew sing the first verse of "Hark the Herald Angels" during our Advent celebration: it's quite the musical adventure trying to sing along with them! Each of them can carry a tune pretty well on his/her own or when singing just with Mommy, but get all four of us together (Esme being a non-singer this year), and you get what my mother laughingly referred to as "four part harmony." Maybe it's the octave difference between Dave and my voices that throws them?
-Teaching "What Child Is This" and "O Come, O Come Emmanuel" to M&M and hearing Meg sing them to herself as she goes through the house
-Watching my kids during Advent each night
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