Friday night we met up with Nana and Gran to go on a carriage ride. Unbeknownst to me it had gotten freaking cold outside so we weren't really prepared. But it was still quite fun.
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| This is Max. Note his pedicure. He wouldn't let me pet him because I didn't have any treats. |
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| Maggie stayed the night with Nana and Gran and had a great time but she was very tired the next day. |
The next day we all met up again to go on the Polar Express. It was. . . interesting. It was raining and muddy, which was no fun. We took a shuttle but then still had to walk a long way to the train depot. Then no one told us where to go or where to get our tickets. It was pretty much a pain. I think next year we'll go to the Pajama Polar Express thing at the FW Science museum.
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| Maggie with her bell. |
Oh so we get off the train and they tell us we're going through a Christmas tree maze to see Santa. Maze is an interesting choice of words but I was thrilled it didn't take too long. But instead of just a Santa being there, there was a whole musical and dancing. At first Maggie was impressed but luckily, after a while she said she was bored and wanted to go. Done, kid!
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| In the Christmas tree "maze" |
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| The show |
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| Maggie ringing her bell for Santa |
So for this Christmas I made a list of all the things I wanted Maggie to be able to do. And the one thing I didn't get done was making gingerbread houses. Then her Dad emailed me the pictures below. Woo hoo!
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