A Very Long Time Out

I got into a bit of trouble tonight. The bulbs on the Christmas Tree were beautiful. They kind of remind me of Easter Eggs. Like Easter Eggs the most beautiful part isn't necessarily what is on the outside. Could the Christmas Bulbs have a piece of chocolate inside of them??? Well the only way to find out is to smash one! I reached up real, real high to reach one that I could break.

Unfortunately the one I decided to open was the one that commemorated 2007, the first Christmas that Mommy and Daddy were together.

Oh my, I never had such a Time Out before. -Jaxon

Git-R-Done!

After finishing off the rest of the Turkey leftovers yesterday it is safe to say we have officially started the Christmas festivities! After screaming about wanting the tree up Daddy finally relented. Bring on the Christmas Tree! Safe to say, this could not wait for after dinner!

In the words of Larry the Cable Guy who Mommy despises, Git-R-Done!

Thankfully for Mommy, Daddy isn't a Cable Guy (He would have probably decorated the tree with old beer cans) . . . but he isn't an electrician either. Only about 2/3 of the lights turned on.

Not a problem for this Toddler though.

I just change my vantage point. Problem solved. -Jaxon

Getting the Christmas Tree Up!

With Thanksgiving over for nearly 48 hours it was decided that it was definitely time to get our Christmas decorations ready.  

Because of my small stature I could only be so much help but I did my best.

I look at this as more of an apprenticeship stage.  Basically what I do is observe the things Daddy does.  Apparently we will go to a tree farm some year but Daddy mentioned something about me putting pine needles in my mouth.

That and plugs . . . for some reason Daddy thought it should be as far away from my reach as possible.

Getting the ornaments was fun also.  One Starbucks snow globe was smashed but all and all it was a successful project.

A beautiful Christmas Tree!  For some reason all the ornaments were out of my reach.  I guess they had their reasons.

-Jaxon