P.S. I can't believe I was able to play Mary this year, that is such a coveted role in the Bradshaw family that I thought came but once a lifetime
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Ingredients for a Merry Christmas
#1 Get the Christmas rolling with high class chime playing with good friends at the Ward Christmas Party
#2 Go and look at Christmas lights, one stop shopping at this house- no need to look for any better lights
#3 Add liberal amounts of family
#4 Throw some old school bed linens on and read from Luke 2
P.S. I can't believe I was able to play Mary this year, that is such a coveted role in the Bradshaw family that I thought came but once a lifetime
#5 Insert some seriously cute nieces as angels, with tin foil halo's
# We can't overlook Cynthia's skeleton pj's which Enoch made it a point to teach her where her tibia was
#7 and a crazy Grandpa to open presents with
#8 Now the secret ingredient, the best husband and most understanding friend in the world- ENOCH
P.S. I can't believe I was able to play Mary this year, that is such a coveted role in the Bradshaw family that I thought came but once a lifetime
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Fun. Did you guys go to Newport to watch the yachts? That was fun, but it *does* get cold there!
ReplyDeletees, we did go to Newport to see the yacht while we at Huntington Beach for our anniversary... and yes we were not prepared for the cold wait until the parade started. Apparently the place we chose to watch it was one of the last places on the route so we waited and waited and waited
ReplyDeleteAwesome picture, by the way Maris!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas once again!
Glad you got to see it though. One of a kind, for sure :)
ReplyDeleteCute blog! I love your background
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