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Christmas at the Cabin

We spent the weekend back up at the cabin with Pappy and Marme and Uncle Erik celebrating Christmas. Ami and Uncle Will couldn't come home but we are all hoping and praying this will be our last Christmas that involves Skype. The weekend was cozy and and quiet as possible with two boys, a dog, and an Uncle Erik. :) We're home now and tomorrow we're back to work, back to school, back to normal...or as normal as you can be with a puppy.

Slippery!





The lawn mower drives pretty well on the ice. :)
Christmas with Ami and Uncle Will on Skype. Thankful for modern technology.

Christmas Story with Pappy

Comments

Looks like a perfect Christmas weekend indeed!
Sally said…
Looks like a wonderful time with Marme and Pappy

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