Back at Grams Crackers' house, we spent our time just hanging out.
PawPaw called us on Skype many times and we had fun talking to him. He was nice enough to stay up late to video conference with us when the kids opened our presents at 5pm (1am his time) and then he got back up at 9pm (4 am his time) when the grown-ups opened their presents. He even opened the presents we sent him so we could see. It was nice having him on the computer, but we wish he could have been here with us instead of all the way over in Iraq.
June did a great job opening presents. She had fun ripping through the packages, but once she hit one with clothes in it, she refused to open another.
June declared this present "stuck."
Here's anaction video of June ripping into a present.
Here's a shot at the spectacle that was the kids' Christmas.
June was really excited about her present from Aunt Katie.
Aunt Katie painted her this dinosaur from the book "How Does a Dinosaur go to School?" by Jane Yolen and illustrated by Mark Teague. June LOVES these books. We're pumped to hang this up in our room.
After all those presents, June worked up an appetite for some Skyline chili.
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