Christmas Eve 2009

We spent our Christmas Eve here at home in North Carolina.  It was quiet and nice.  The kids got a few things and ENJOYED each and every one of them. 

Here are a few pictures for you to enjoy.

                    Our own lil Santa...haha.

Also our own lil Mrs. Clause, who passed out the Christmas gifts.

Neat, a puzzle with a picture of the kids on it.

Cool, we can be the Patton Family Band now...haha                                                                                                                                                             

The new luggage will come in handy, since we travel so much.

By the look on his face, tells me that he loves that gift...  :)  That makes me so happy for him.

No, that is not my Christmas gift.  That is Miss. Dixie, one of my parents little Yorkies. 

                   

Renee starting up the band...haha.

Casey is the best singer so far, she got 99%.  Way to go Casey!  Maybe she can support us oneday, when she is a professional singer. 

Why does the boy need any gifts or toys???  He loves the boxes they come in just as much.  :)

When he got out of the box, he thought he would give Band Hero a try.  It is hard, but maybe we can all learn to use it. 

VERY Happy Patton Kids, with their gifts.  Just a few, but that's enough.  They know that is not what CHRISTmas is all about anyways. 

Merry Christmas

Hot Wheels Race Track Transformers are soooo cool!

An american girl with her American Girl Doll

A wine cooler FULL of wine for Mommy

Wow, that must be a cool gift - look at that face!!!

A Hot Wheels spinning car case

Money is a good gift... :)

A very nice gift from Justin to us - helped made by his teachers

Christmas Morning

New Scooters-Cool! Lincoln Logs-Awesome!

Thank goodness Santa marked those gifts with a J and a C

Little Pet Shop for Casey

A puppy in the stocking - thank goodness it was a not a real one...haha

Oh yes, a movie for Luke

A punching bag and gloves for Bubba

*Remember our kids only get three things each from Santa under the tree and three stocking items each also. It may look like they got a lot, but most was from grandparents.