This Wonderful Thing Called Life: Merry Christmas Aylin

Friday, January 1, 2010

Merry Christmas Aylin

So we had the 3rd annual Christmas Eve dinner at our house. These are Aylin's presents from us and my side of the family.

Here is Aylin with her stocking from Santa:

Santa left this under our tree:

Aylin and one of Aunt Beanie's presents:

Aylin and Cydney Jane Perry:

Aylin and Jordan Perry:

Aylin and her Great Grandma McCall:

Aylin and Payton Davis:

Some of Aylin's toys:

Us reading the night before christmas

cookies for santa:

2 comments:

Steph said...: cute! hope everybody's feeling better!:); January 1, 2010 at 10:51 PM
Cameron and Rachel said...: We have the same cookie plate :) gotta love target.

Landon has never taken a class at little gym but when I talked to them I was impressed with everything they do at the party for the price. My cousin goes there and loves it.
I think it would be go good with her physical therapy.
If you would like to bring her to his party to get a feel for what they do and see how she re-acts to it you are more than welcome!; January 8, 2010 at 6:39 AM

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