There is nothing like a Christmas party to get you in the mood for Christmas. L.O.L. It's definitely a challenge to get everyone to smile for the camera at the same time.
Grant and Franklin stop to pose for a picture in front of the house where the party was given. We couldn't get the littlest brother to cooperate. Oh well.
In a rare moment, I was able to get Scott to pose for the camera, without sticking his tongue out at me. Of course, Amanda looks beautiful, as usual.
The folks that gave the party had decked there house from top to bottom with beautiful trees in both the living room and den. There were nutcrackers galore, a little Christmas village adorning the sideboard in the dining room and a kitchen overflowing with delicious treats for children and adults alike. Hot cider and hot chocolate warmed the guests as they came in from the cold.The host and hostess had hired a gentleman to give us all a ride on a horse drawn wagon through one of Bakersfield's most beautifully decorated neighborhoods. A couple of the little girls had really been practicing their Christmas carols, because they were sure to belt out those tunes with gusto.
The neighborhood that we lived in when our girls were growing up used to have the same kind of Christmas party every year. It was wonderful to see our grandsons enjoy seeing all the lights the way their mommy and aunties did when they were little.
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Amanda and Scott look just the same as they did the day they got married. Amazing. I remember that day well.
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