Tis the Season to spoil them rotten!

We started off the holiday with Christmas Eve dinner. We were lucky to hog all the grandmas and grandpa again and they did not disappoint! Kate and Sean got a cute little worm from Grandma Debbie and a train set from Grandpa Lyle.

After many months of shopping, cleaning, and planning, not to mention counting down the days and finding the elf every morning, both kids got sick on Christmas eve. I seriously wanted to cry. They still managed to have a good time, but it was so sad to see their sore noses and watch them fight to stay awake. They do look pretty cute in their reindeer jammies. Thanks Grandma!

I think Santa's sleigh crashed in our living room and dumped out way too many toys! But I guess you can't spoil kids that are already spoiled right?

Kate loved all the baby dolls she got from Santa. She has given them countless rides in the stroller and grocery carts. She even got a purse from aunt Shell with keys, a cell phone, and money. She's such a good mama to all of her babies. So cute to watch.

Sean immediately put his new ipod in his jeep and took big bad wolf for a ride while his "stereo" played Michael Jackson's Thriller, otherwise know as the wolf song to Sean. Even though Thriller is probably one of my least favorite MJ tunes, it beats Brittney's Womanizer any day of the week. Cheers to Sean for picking a new favorite song. That kid's a sucker for any song with a good beat.

Here are the grandmas enjoying Christmas breakfast. (Oh yeah, and the 5th grand baby Pip.)

Auntie Em and her Christmas bundle of Joy. I think Pip made out almost as well as Sean and Kate.

Every time we asked Sean what he wanted for Christmas, he always said a spider. Glad Grandma Primmer came through with some spider pjs, and I guess that grin says it all. He really did want a spider for Christmas!

So here's my pathetic attempt to get some dressy Christmas pictures. There's only so much you can do on a Sunday morning, and this is about as good as it gets for happy kids in dress clothes.

(Yep, that's Randy pulling the kids with a lawn mower. No need to say more.)

Our supercalifragilisticexpialidocious snowman.