Joy to the World

It is now almost time for me to say good night on Christmas day and I must say that it was another success. This morning at 7:30am my five year old sister, Taylor, and my Daddy woke me with a phone call to tell me about Santa's arrival in Drummonds. She was so excited to tell me very quickly about what Santa brought her. I had to listen very carefully, but I heard her say that she got a fish tank, some movies, and clothes. Also, that there were presents she wasn't allowed to open yet because we weren't there yet. For those of you who have known me more than two days, know that I don't like to get up early for any occasion, however; I suppose Santa prevailed. Shortly after I hung up the phone, in came Mom with Grey to make sure I got on up to come down stairs for Santa at our house. Everything went perfectly all day long. We went down to Daddy's to open gifts and mostly play with all of Taylor's toys. The enthusiasm she showed reminded me of the magic of Christmas and how it felt to be a child again. I love her so much and I love sharing those special times with her. I hope every one's Christmas was as good as mine and they got to spend some quality time with their families. I did not travel as much this year as normal, but I did make it out to Collierville to visit some family I haven't in years. It was nice to see everyone and catch up with the new aspects of all their lives. Grey traveled the roads all day long, and most of Christmas Eve as well. The extended family he has all wanted to rejoice his presence and give him presents. Right now I hear him fighting sleep in the other room because he is most likely exhausted. I'm still in disbelief that Christmas this year has come and now is almost gone. Merry Christmas, and God Bless us, Everyone.
Meggie