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Christmas in Casscoe: The Stubblefield Edition

After traveling to Wynne and spending time with Carl's family we made our way back home to spend the evening with my grandparents, Grammy and Papa.


My cousin Matt's family.

Hannah, Jill, and Hadlee

Carlie Erin with her socks and gift card

Trey with his present

Makena, Maxee, and Carlee

Hadlee and Jill

Grammy and grumpy George Strait

Game time!!



We started the night off eating and visiting with our family. We see this group a little more often than some of Carl's. They all live within 20 miles of here. 
After we ate we opened presents (the kids and Grammy & Papa) and stockings then we played a game of unwrapping the saran wrap ball. It had all kinds of goodies including beanies, gift cards, bath &  body stuff, tools, flashlights, face masks, and all kinds of other goodies. I never play but I enjoy watching. By this point I was already starting to feel bad so I helped clean up and we left. It was good to catch up with what all is going on in each others lives and all the plans everyone is making. 

Merry Christmas Eve!!

Much Love,
Beth











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