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Christmas Eve and Christmas Day

 For the first time in years, we didn't have anywhere to go on Christmas Eve. We went to church and that was it (other than a last-minute trip to Walmart...10/10 would NOT recommend). There is always something special about a Christmas Eve service.  

Wrenley and her BFF, Adalee

She was being a silly goose 

And then we ended up in the nursery!
She was having fun :)

In case you didn't notice, I didn't take any pictures of my family, but only Wrenley.  My time management skills were lacking that morning, so we were rushed and it was rainy, so our hair was messy.  It was just better to have Wren as our subject.
They went to Caleb's parents after church, so that was the only time I got to see her that day.

Christmas Morning

Merry Christmas, Munger Family!

Carlie, Caleb and Wrenley came out around 8 and we had a big pancake breakfast.  Poor Carlie and Caleb were both feeling pretty rotten, but thankfully Wrenley was feeling great!

Testing out her new chair.

Bathroom crayons piqued her interest!

It's good to even see your big kids smile on Christmas morning.

the only picture I got of Caleb opening his gift.

Trey got his boat top!

Makena and Wrenley playing with slime :)

She loves when Uncle Trey plays the guitar for her!

Here we are at my mom and dad's house for Christmas lunch.

Grammy loved that Wrenley wanted to sit in her lap and play with her dog :)


Overall, we had a great Christmas.  

"For there is born to you this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord."  John 2:11
 

Much Love,
Beth




































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