Christmas in Sharon!

We got up really early in Andover because it was time to go to Sharon for some MORE CHRISTMAS!

On our way to the Sharon House, we met Pappy at the Church. It seemed like an important part of Christmas day. I'll know more about that when I get older.

The kitchen was beautifully decorated by Auntisani.

There were Santa Clauses everywhere, especially way up high.

People were all dressed up and having fun.

Cousin Barry was looking exceptionally handsome.

I was all decked out in my festive red dress. Here I am playing with my little Dukie dog.

It was fun greeting people as they arrived.

Aunt Jill and Cousin Willow were having fun. So was my Dad. ;)

And the Horan Crowd was cool to have around, as always.

At the beginning, most of the kids were in the playroom upstairs.

But then they came down and played with the dancing santa.

I hung out in a high chair for a while.

Lots of people stopped by to visit me.

There was a whole lot of RED being worn, which is fun! Aunt Barbara looked particularly Christmassy.

I spent some time talking to Uncle Steve and Uncle Jerry.

I let Duke play with my little Dukie doll for a while.


The kitchen was loud and happy.

So was the service room.

Uncle Jerry kept me company for a few minutes while Mommy and Daddy mingled with the people.

Then it was time for dinner. Pappy did a good job cutting the turkey.

Everything looked and smelled so good!

Before everybody ate, they gathered together for a Christmas prayer.

Then it was time to dig in!

And the desserts were as good as the meal!!!
After dinner, it was time to open presents in the living room. It was mayhem!

Finally, when things calmed down a bit, I did my rolling trick - to the delight of the crowd.To see me roll, click on the RED LINK below:

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The whole day was so much fun, mostly because I got to be with the people I love.
Finally, It was time for me to go to bed. I was tired from all the excitement. Christmas is the best day of the year!
The next morning, Pappy and I had breakfast together. That was really fun.

Then it was time to take the long drive back south to the city. On the way we stopped in Providence for some dinner. Yum.
When it was all over, I was glad to be home. Daddy said it was good to see his three girls all together on one chair again. That was a fun Christmas weekend. And Christmas isn't over just yet. Next weekend we have the "Southern Christmas" down in Wilmington, Delaware. I can't wait!



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