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| There's nothing like the classics to make it feel like Christmas. I forgot how much I loved this movie and what a great message it has! |
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| I think Linus is still my favorite! |
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| New tradition: make homemade Rice Krispie Treats while watching Charlie Brown Christmas. |
Happy Birthday Jesus!
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| This cookbook, given by mama Marsha, inspired not only the red velvet Birthday cake for Jesus, but also our Christmas morning brunch and dinner! |
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| Santa thought Matthew should work the runway this year! |
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| Christmas morning tradition #563: watch It's a Wonderful Life after opening presents, while eating a ginormous brunch! |
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| The amazing ginormous brunch, guilt-free (didn't you know that calories don't count during the holidays!?), inspired by Southern Living Christmas. *Not pictured: the lovely and scrumptious coffee cake appetizers (to be served during stocking-opening) |
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| Christmas at the Blair/Maupin household always proves worthy of photographs! Thanks to Aunt CJ for the matching anti-sweat undershirts. |
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| Scotch decided to get a little adventurous and fry our turkey this year. Matt Blair looks a little too subdued for the danger he is embarking upon. |
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| It was tasty, but a little too built-up to be worth all the fuss (in my humble opinion). Slightly overrated. However, putting the sweet potato fries in that cooker made all the difference! |
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| It was one of the best Christmases ever! Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good-night!
Ready for all the joys and excitement that 2012 shall bring!
~MerryBuster
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