Kenley's First Christmas

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Christmas is here!!! We drove to Michal and Jason's in the morning to open presents, and then we had a great dinner with Mary and Howard. Here are some photos! They are accidentally in reverse/random chronological order.

Sophie the awesome chew toy! Thanks Aunt Michal and Uncle Jason!


Opening presents with Megan and Mary - new pjs!

Daddy and Kenley with the Youngs' Christmas tree.

Happy Kenley, Grandpa Bert, and Bebe


Christmas!

Bebe and Grandpa got Kenley a jumperoo - she loves it already!
Great Aunt Cathie made a snugglie-blankey - works great!

Aunt Michal and Uncle Jason got a bumbo sitter!


Gingerbread girl!

Opening her stocking.


Christmas pjs!

Also big news for the blog - Michal got us a Flip camera! Which is a little digital camera with easy video editing software. You will be seeing high class videos on the blog shortly!

Merry Christmas everyone! Tomorrow we are headed to Portland for Amie and Jared's wedding reception. Festivities abound!

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