

We had an early mini-Christmas with my grandparents, since they’ll be visiting my aunt and uncle for Christmas. Here are some pictures you might enjoy 🙂 .








Sarah for the family
“For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord” (Luke 2:11).
I love pictures. Thanks for sharing…
I am just curious for being naive. Where do you put your presents? I know in some family they put it under a christmas tree. As you can see I am pretty confuse on how to celebrate Christmas.
My side of the family we do not celebrate Christmas. My mother-in-law and husband just give the gifts to me. But my friends they have my name on the present & place it under the tree.
I love the matching set of the outfit of you and your sister….did you make it? **smiling**great work….
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Annie~We put our presents in the living room :-). We’ve done that for many years since we don’t have a Christmas tree!
We didn’t make our matching outfits. One year, I bought my jumper, and the next year, we found a matching one for Anna!
Sarah
Merry Christmas Maxwell’s!
Oh, my! That picture of Abigail buried in the wrapping paper made me laugh out loud! She is so precious…enjoy your first Christmas with her! God is so good! ~Tara
Love the pictures, thanks for sharing. When is move in date for your new house? We have loved “seeing” it be built! What a great family project.
Merry Christmas to your whole family. Thanks for blessing so many!
What are some of the gifts that you give to each other? Do you have any traditions for the season that will now be passed on to Abigail? Thanks for keeping our blog going and uplifting us and for the many wonderful pic. Have a very blessed holiday season. We can’t wait to see what 2009 will bring!!!!
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Everyone tries to find things that the would bless the others. Clothes and tools are probably the most common. Over the years a lot of Bibles have been given. Of course things for the kitchen for Teri are likely (and were given).
God bless.
In Christ Jesus,
Steve M.
Dear Maxwell family,
What beautiful pictures! Thanks for sharing! We always enjoy reading your updates.
May you all enjoy a blessed, Chirst centered Christmas.
Love & Prayers,
the T. family
Enjoyed the pictures! 🙂
I always enjoy reading your updates and seeing pictures. I can imagine how much ironing your Grandma does, my ironing pile is always huge. 😀 Thanks for sharing and may you have a blessed day today and a very Happy and Blessed New Year!
Love the pictures! The baby is so cute. Hope you had a blessed Christmas. Every one looks happy and healthy.
My family also enjoys useful gifts. I recieved a few excellent cookbooks and some small kitchen appliances. For my husband, I secretly saved fastidiously all year and paid off ($2,500) my step daughter’s braces. He was stunned and grateful. God bless your family!
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Amen… Bless you. I’m sure he was thrilled.
SM