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Christmas Morning at home

Christmas morning we slept in until about 8:00 and then opened the rest of our presents to each other just our little family!
Our Christmas tree with all our presents!
 Close up of our goodies!

 With my sweet girl!
 Pretty serving tray!

 Yay!  A camo tervis tumbler!  Just what he needed!
 Nellie wanted to help open presents! (She did her part on Christmas Eve, when she ate part of the wrapping paper off 3 of my presents!)

 New cami!
 Opening his new bible!  I was really rushed, so I just grabbed one so that we could go back later to pick one out together!  He has loved it so far!

 Poor Nellie girl was under the weather with a broken/ sore tail on Christmas day.  It was bent very oddly and she yip-cried when I tried to touch it.  This pitiful picture pretty much summed up her day!
 Yay!  New dress from NY&Co!
 Yay for another present he didn't know about!
 An air compressor!
 Love that he was surprised!

 My favorite new sweater!  I was so excited for it!  The scarf that I got in my stocking also matched it!
 Helping Nellie open her present, which was just shoved down in her stocking.  We didn't go really fancy!
 "Hmmm, I think I like the smell of this!"
 "Yum, yum, yum!  This is delicious!"
 Nellie with her new stocking and Nylabone!
 Laying in bed and chewing!  What could be better?
 I have never figured out how to successfully upload a video on here, but I have a very cute one of Nellie trying to get her bone out of her stocking!  I am going to try very hard to get it posted!

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