Lilypie Third Birthday tickers

Christmas day fun

Just some special and some silly memories and videos of my Christmas Day. Thank you for making it so special.
Cat & Honey (reluctantly wearing Cat's ear muffs)

Lexie and Bella--ready to dance (check out their video below)

Spying Ellen's golf umbrella

With my new baby carriage (Thanks Mamama & Tootz). You can tell I'm proud as I'm walking with one hand behind my back.

Mama, Carol and Me (I'm ready to open presents)

Stroller and me


Lexie & Bella (so you think you can dance?)

Trappings

I had been trained in the days leading up to Christmas to admire ribbon and wrapping paper. My intense training certainly paid off (although I really did like what was inside the package once it was opened for me).
Christmas morning video: watching my presents opened

In the kitchen with Santa

Although I know I am too young to make the memories of my second Christmas permanent, I certainly had a grand time. When I look back at these pictures in the years to come I am sure I will have a questions about how Santa got that kitchen set to fit through fireplace, but am sure that Mama and Daddy will explain it in a way that will make tons of sense.


The pick me up

The pick me up has a few different looks and sounds, but the most common is when my hands are high above my head as I walk towards you. If you mistake the pick me up for something else, I will get verbal on you or wrap my hands around your leg until you get the hint.


Treat?

For months now Pete the dog has viewed me as an extra food source. I've really come through for him lately with real biscuits. Although I can't open the cupboard (yet) where they are kept, I will come "running" when I know it's time to give him a treat.

O Tannenbaum

O Christmas Tree, O Christmas tree,
How lovely are your branches!
In beauty green will always grow
Through summer sun and winter snow.
O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree,
How lovely are your branches!

O Christmas Tree, O Christmas tree,
I know I shouldn't touch you
It's awfully hard to bid adieu
To things that sparkle and can be repaired with glue
O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree,
I know I shouldn't touch you