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Merry Christmas!!

This was honestly one of the most laid back Christmases we have ever had (well, since having kids). We got up around 6:45 am and got cinnamon rolls in the oven, turned the fireplace and Christmas music channel on Netflix, and then got the kids up. I didn't wrap Makena and Trey's big things so they were able to see them as soon as they came in the living room. Carlie had to open hers up😉😉
They were so excited! Makena's bigger things were a drum, 21Pilots drumpad, and an irig. Trey's were an electric guitar, amp, and some Beats. Carlie's bigger items were a laptop and a furry stool she wanted for her room. They all got more, I'm just not going to list it all.
Carl and I also exchanged presents, although he had already gotten most of his prior to Christmas. He ended up with a new grill, an outdoor heater, a grill set, and a Browning pullover he wanted. He kept telling me not to get him anything, so I thought we were going smaller this year. I think he just wanted to outshine me😁
He got me an essential oil set and diffuser, a pair of cowboy boots, a new pair of duck boots, a necklace, and my big surprise was the windmill I had been wanting from Tractor Supply. I really didn't think he was getting it because it was so expensive, so I may or may not have cried a little.
So after presents we ate our nice sugary breakfast and played with our stuff.
We went to my parents house around 11:30 and opened presents then we ate lunch.
My mom got all of the boys hover boards for their big gifts and Carlie got a pair of Birkenstocks and Makena got a pair of Ugg boots. Again, they got so much more, I am just hitting the highlights.
We had Christmas dinner at our house with just our family Christmas night. Carl fixed deersteak and all the fixins.
Makena opening her irig

Trey, checking out his guitar

Carlie really likes her new computer.

Carl liked his grill set also 😊

Me with my windmill😁😁

This dude got the hang of the hover board really fast!

Uggs made her smile!

Carlie hardly had time for my picture, but here are the Birks!

Merry Christmas from the Mungers!
Hope you had a great one😊

Much Love,
Beth






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