Christmas Eve and Christmas Day were pretty quiet days out at the cabin. We had listened to the weather radio station and heard we would have a snow storm starting on Christmas Eve and continuing through Christmas Day. It ended up snowing about 4 inches that night, so we woke up to some amazing beauty on Christmas morning.
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snowing Christmas Eve |
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We opened a few presents that night once the kids were in their matching Santa jammies (advent activity for the 24th!). Lindy's pj's had a little ruffle on the back that was so cute!
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cayle insisted they sit on pillows |
Christmas morning we had Butterbraids for breakfast (yummmm!) and stared out the windows in amazement at the beauty of the fresh snow (about 4 inches).
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the view out the front of the cabin |
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the view out the back of the cabin |
We let the kids open presents for a bit, then we headed out for a 2 mile ski.
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cayle was in charge of handing out stockings |
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the snow was like ice crystals - so pretty |
I had bought Lindy a cute outfit to wear for her first Christmas dinner :)
Christmas dinner consisted of ham, cranberries, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, rolls, fruit, and pumpkin pie. Mark and Mary joined us for dinner :) After dinner we played some games and hung out while the kids played.
Staying at the cabin with no technology was really quite refreshing - no phone and no internet meant for lots of time to appreciate the mountains and nature we were surrounded by. We had a really good time as a family and started some fun Christmas traditions :)
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