The Houston (Webster) grandchildren, the Ft. Bliss (El Paso) grandkiddos, and the Austin grandkids!
I took a lot of time scanning through all of the hundreds of recent pictures on my computer and then deciding which ones to use in the frames. We have so many great pictures of all of the children -- it was really hard to pick just one picture of each of them!
The tree sits on the "hutch" in our dining room. It will be fun to enjoy this tree for the weeks preceding Christmas, anticipating each of you "coming home" for the holidays.
Don't we have beautiful grandchildren? :)
Oh the happiest Christmas
Is a homecoming Christmas
With the snow fluttering down 'til the world seems new.
Don't we have beautiful grandchildren? :)
Oh the happiest Christmas
Is a homecoming Christmas
With the snow fluttering down 'til the world seems new.
Bright candles burning
Old friends returning
Old friends returning
The wishes of children coming true.
And the happiest wishes are just old-fashioned wishes
And the happiest wishes are just old-fashioned wishes
May your days be merry, your sorrows be small
May the ones you love be near you
That's the happiest Christmas of all!
May the ones you love be near you
That's the happiest Christmas of all!
by Myles Rudge and Ted Dicks
4 comments:
I can't wait to come home for Christmas! We'll be there in less than four weeks!
The house looks great by the way!
Mom, the house looks beautiful! We are planning to arrive in GR sometime on Christmas day, but we would like to plan (if its okay with you) to come over and celebrate 'christmas' with you all on the 27th. We don't plan to do a massive gift exchange, but just look forward to spending time with everybody. I made something for your family tree...=)
The 27th sounds good to us! We'll make a yummy meal and just enjoy seeing you guys! Perhaps Nana and Roy can come over to meet baby Nia as well!
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