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Garrett Family Christmas

Today we had our Garrett side of the family Christmas party in DeWitt.  It was great to see family that I haven't seen in a while and to spend time with my niece and nephews.  Trey was happy that Noah and Eli were there to play with him because the only other boys in the family are a lot older than him and don't really want to play with him.  When I asked him if he had fun playing with Noah and Eli, he said, "I didn't even know that they knew them (the Garrett's)"!!  I guess Jamie and Cody haven't been with us at this Christmas Party or anything else with this side of the family in a while.  He didn't know they were related!! 

Trey playing at Aunt Shelia's with Noah and Elijah

All Nanny's grandkids....boys cannot sit by girls, didn't you know?!

I didn't get many pictures everybody, but here are a few of the kids with their gifts.  They all three got new jackets:

The girls with their new movies and Trey with his gun:

Makena got Soul Surfer

Carlie got Barbie Christmas movie.  I'm not sure the official name of it.

Then Trey opened a little truck set and the girls got girlie stuff, lip gloss, fingernail polish, all that good stuff!



Makena was SO excited about her fake fingernails because I just refuse to waste my money on them!

Our Family


All Papaw's kids, grandkids, and great-grandkids.  There were several cameras taking pictures at this time, and obviously nobody was looking at Carl!  He did a great job taking pictures today, though.  Love you, Honey :)

Beth



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