The Christmas season this year started off with a bang.
We went to the Pullin's Christmas party and had a ball.
There was the white elephant gift exchange.

Micah ruining our child!
The "progrum", Keion and Kylan represented our family. I watched.

Last year, Dan played the recorder and it was hilarious. He pulled out the stops this year with a beautiful rendition on the piano! Ha, love it.
Micah played a little jam on the guitar.

The night wouldn't be complete without a dance from Keion and Sara. These two are a crack up and really know how to get down.


My favorite picture.
Micah couldn't have them stealing the show so he got down and busted a move..

..or two! (very impressive)

There is always yummy food.
This white elephant gift was awesome. Micah and Sara cut out letters and words from a thank you card Keion had given them and made this fabricated saying. Inside joke but we thought it was perfect, almost as perfect as the gift we put together for Sara!
This gift was perfect for more than one reason. First, Ali (the one who opened it) isn't Christian and he picked the Bible case, ha. Then when you open it, WHAM there is a picture of some special people.
This is another inside joke. We got that picture of Sara last year at their Christmas party. It was a prize for winning a game or something. We saved it and we found the best way to reuse it.
It was entertaining for all.
Sara loved it so much it brought her to tears!
Here it is in all its glory.


We have such a great time with all of our friends.
The season got off to a great start and hasn't let up since. We had our ugly Christmas sweater ENT party for the 2nd year and I lost all the pictures. I was sick over it. I'm contacting the others who attended and took pictures to see if I can get some from them.
Santa even made a visit to the party. It was so much fun. I'll get pictures some how.
I would hate for you to miss out on the nasty sweaters we were all wearing. There were a couple that were pretty funny.
I'll get those and post soon.
For now, we are off to spend the day together as a family and get ready for Santa to come.
Merry Christmas to you all.