Laurel & Brayden's Wedding

Charlie was a perfect gentleman but Hank was totally 18 months old. I would've taken him out except we were given strict instructions not to stand up. I would've even left before it started, but it happened so fast I couldn't get up and out before it started. Click here to watch the wedding of Laurel Manross & Brayden Knell.

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Christmas Morning

Christmas morning seems like months ago. On Saturday, the day after Christmas, we packed up and left for Atlanta. We were up at 5 a.m. on Sunday morning and on a plane to LasVegas at 8:30. We were on our way to see Laurel and Brayden get married. I will post more pictures and details about our trip. We had a great time, and the wedding was wonderful. Congratulations to Laurel and Brayden. We are all so happy for you both.

Here are a few pictures of Christmas morning.

Charlie is so excited the Santa brought a train table for him . . . and Hank too.

(Charlie asked Santa to bring Hank a train table.)

Granddaddy will you open this, "peeeeese."

No time to stop for breakfast.

A pops-it a.k.a. a jack in the box.

Charlie asked Santa for a fire pole and a pops-it for himself.

Charlie ran to the door on Christmas morning to look for his fire pole, but it was cold and raining. We took him to the window to see it. When he saw it, he said, "My fire pole. It's Christmas!" It finally cleared up enough for him to go outside and play.

A Christmas Tradition

It is a Frost family tradition to make Christmas cookies. We are carrying on the tradition, and tonight, it was such a treat to have Mam-ma and Granddaddy here to help. Actually, Mam-ma directed the entire operation. Everyone pitched in to make cookies, and we all had a great time.

Patiently waiting his turn.

His patience has expired. Wild man has arrived!!!

Mam-ma said we may have toe print cookies.

Hank decided that he would rather eat his cookie and dip it. He was not interested in helping to frost the cookies. He totally enjoyed dipping his cookie over and over again. He finally went to sleep at 10:15.

BEAUTIFUL!!!

Christmas in Dublin on Sunday

We went to visit Mam-ma and Granddaddy in Dublin on Sunday. Thei surprised Charlie and Hank with a John Deere Gator. Watch out - Charlie is driving and Hank too!

They also gave Charlie and Hank "Cars" sleeping bags and a "Mack" truck tent. Charlie has been "camping out" every night, and he is excited about nap time.

Manross Family Christmas

On Saturday night the Manross side of our family got together to celebrate Christmas. It was so much fun. The kids really had a GREAT time.

Georgia Aquarium

On Friday, Marshall, Charlie, and Hank visited the Georgia Aquarium. They had so much fun!

A little video clip of all the excitement.

Sealed with a Kiss

Hank helping to seal envelopes. He is always in constant motion, but the picture is fuzzy because of operator error. He did run off with the card. We had to wrestle it away. If your card looks a little beat up, it may not be the post offices's fault.

Charlie worked along side of us all afternoon. He was Marshall's little helper. He sealed most of the envelopes. Most were sealed with care some not so much.

After all of the envelopes were sealed he helped to center and stamp the return address. We hope that all of the cards made it to the post office. I'll know if I find any in the play room, under the couch, or who knows where in a couple of months.