Christmas morning photos. You'll see LEGOs featured heavily among the boys' gifts.
On Christmas Eve Eve I boldly undertook to make a gingerbread house from scratch. It wasn't the prettiest, but it tasted really good, and the kids LOVED decorating it with their good buddy from next door!
Will was the most excited about the finished product so insisted I take a photo from every angle. :)
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| Animal costumes from Grandpadad and Grandma |
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| Happy Seth beginning his LEGO helicopter |
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| Marcie with the gift Isaac bought her |
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| David opening his LEGOs |
On Christmas Eve Eve I boldly undertook to make a gingerbread house from scratch. It wasn't the prettiest, but it tasted really good, and the kids LOVED decorating it with their good buddy from next door!
Will was the most excited about the finished product so insisted I take a photo from every angle. :)
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| (I love the mantel in the background of this photo. It was so pretty this year.) |
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| You can see our "Charlie Brown"-style fake Christmas tree in the background. Pretty sad looking and sparse, but it does the job. :) We bought it off other missionaries returning to their home country. |
Isaac playing ball with his friends in the backyard at our friends' house last evening. Gracie is the little girl pushing the baby carriage. The storm you can see moving in behind them to the right never ended up really breaking here, but it sure dumped a lot of hail on the big town of Goroka about two hours by road from us!
We are SO BLESSED by good friends who are family here! We always miss our own families, of course, but love our life and community and ministry in PNG. A few bonus pictures from November:  |
| The girls' treasured stuffed animals dressed up as princesses |
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| Thanks to Aunt Mickey for matching clothes! |
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| Seth made up this airplane with loose LEGO pieces |
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