Christmas morning was so fun. The kids got up and opened up their presents. Our kids only get four presents. Something they want (Santa brings), something they need, something to wear, something to read. Their something to wear is their Christmas Eve pajamas.
This year Kaymin got an Electric Scooter, Diary of a Whimpy Kid Ugly Truth, and a headlamp and flashlight.
Deilen got a caster board, a Dinosaur book, and a headlamp and flashlight as well.
Kameni got this scooter, a book about cats (shocking I know), and a headlamp and flashlight.
Gerrit finally got his very own Wiggle Racer. He was so excited and now he won't have to share with anyone else. He also got a Thomas book and a headlamp and flashlight. Our kids love to play Sneaking Ninjas outside with the neighbor kids. They play this game with flashlights so we decided to get them for each of the kids. Blake and I got a new camera, a bluray player with built in wifi so we can stream Netflix, and an electric blanket. Santa didn't bring us our usual games or movies this year. The kids were a little disappointed.
Around noon we went to my parent's house. Here I knew the kids were going to LOVE their present. My parents got our family a Wii. All of our kids have been begging for one. Our Gamecube is all but dead, but now was a great time to do it. Our kids were jumping up and down and hugging each other screaming. I actually started crying it was so much fun to watch my kids get SO excited over something. They exchanged gifts with their cousins as well.
Kaymin got this manicure set with a pocket knife.
Deilen got Alice in Wonderland Wii game, which he was SO excited about. Kameni got these darling pajamas that she had to put on as soon as she opened them. She is SO like me. She loves pajamas and any clothes that are comfy.
Gerrit got this bus and loves it.

Once the kids opened up their presents they went outside for Grandpa to pull them on the tractor in the snow. At our house, we have no snow. It wasn't a white Christmas for us. But once we drove 30 minutes to my parents, it felt like Christmas with their 12 inches of snow.
I took some really cute pictures of the kids, but it was freezing out there. The wind was blowing and it was chilling me right to the bone. I didn't think the kids would last long, but they did.

When we got home that night, we had a big garbage sack of presents from Rudolph. He had found them in Santa's sleigh. Inside were a ton of Wii games, and extra controllers, nunchucks, and accesories. Our kids were freaking out. They were so excited and Blake had to set it up right then and there. This is definitely one Christmas they will not forgot. And, we sure got spoiled.