Tis the Season, part 2

 Sorry, this is taking me so long to post....   Ok, So, this is the rest of what happened over Christmas.

Santa Came, of course.

 Kenadi and Emma have been wanting umbrellas forever.  I don't know why this obsession with umbrellas, but we finally gave them theirs.  I don't think they've had a chance to use them yet, but they love them.

 Grandma and Grandpa Jensen always give the girls beautiful Christmas dresses.

 They love being fancy. Well, I don't think Mya cares for it, but the older two do.

 Mya found the rest of the cookies that Santa forgot to eat, and she finished them off for us.

 Kenadi got the full Rapunzel get-up, and carried around this pan for the day too.  I thought it was funny that she even picked out my cast iron pan.  She knew the difference.  I made her trade out for a lighter pan just in case it got dropped on someones head or toes.

Mya loved her little builder balls that she opened from Grandma and Grandpa Simonson first.  She didn't want to look at anything else after that.

 There were lots of play times with the train set.  I think all of the girls like playing trains or cars to some degree, but Emma is so infatuated with trains and cars, that mostly this was to placate her.

Kenadi got to be the bed model for all of the girls' new quilts made for them by Nana (supported by Papa =) ).  These are their first quilts that fit their twin beds completely.  Sad, but true.  Don't worry though, up until now they've been using Randy's and my old blankets from college, so they haven't been cold.

 We had a nice trip to the Science museum.

 Lots of nice sunny days.  It has not really felt like winter this season.

 We did have a few cold days though.

 We did our yearly tradition of going to the Kingfisher lights, and riding on their cute train.