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Twas the month after Christmas....make that two...

Is it ever too late to post Christmas pics???? As many of you know by now, I certainly don't think it's too late to send out "holiday" cards. Next year, maybe I will just face reality and send out Valentine's day cards...St. Patrick's day??
Here are the girls making Reindeer dust- or some such item. It's oatmeal with glitter and it's supposed to guide the reindeer in for a safe landing....only we didn't put it on the roof. I wonder if we were supposed to? Maybe that's the problem with that rickety old satellite dish up there....it's full of reindeer pooh, I mean dust : )

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nanny said…
The little ladies and pop making holiday surprises, what fun! Everyone looks like they had a good time. Don't you know the holiday season runs from Halloween to Easter and includes all in between. So you are never too late or early to celebrate the holiday season. Remmeber the Xmas tree that became the Valentine tree and actually made it to St. Patrick's Day? The only drawback was the needles, fun is always fun. Love the happy faces enjoying the good time. Ciao, ciao.
Missing you all, Love, Nannio
February 10, 2008 at 12:03 PM
Unknown said…
Love your Italian "misadventures!" Did Christopher put reindeer dust on his feet to guide him to Santa's sleigh?! That little guy is always escaping! You all look happy and like you're enjoying yourselfes! Elves?! Love Shoxoxox
February 10, 2008 at 5:10 PM
mimi and papa said…
Seeing people we love having fun is always in "season". The attention that the girls give to their projects is so precious! Thanks for sharing your Holiday Adventures with all of us. Seeing all of your smiles makes me smile, too! Lots of Love, Mimi
February 11, 2008 at 9:46 AM
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