Books were had all around, that's tradition, right? We'd do the chocolate letter too, but the kids aged 3-12 get one at church on Christmas day already. A book too, but that's irrelevant. ;)
Handmade gifts were also shared. Lots of effort put into this!
And board games are great, especially to enjoy over a holiday break when there is time!
Catapult for Matthew! (I didn't approve that one!)
Trying out the games.
We came up with a new way to hang up Christmas cards -- since we repainted the walls we removed the screws and other things we'd hung strings on in previous years.
A walk on the golf course (to work off some holiday food).
More game playing.
And book reading!
2 comments:
Nice to see the kids so intently playing Othello, and I think catapults are the best - especially in someone else's house. :O I understand they were planning to make castles with the kapla blocks and then use the catapult to break down the defenses. Sounds like fun. :)
I was hoping to see a picture of the chair and the puppet set up but I guess that will have to wait till we can see them in person.
I love your card tree, btw.
very nice Roze! never heard of Othello, will have to look it up.
looks like fun times. lots of blue jackets walking in the golf course:)
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