Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Thursday, January 8, 2009
My Two Elves
Well what have we been up to?
Well I think I will have to go by the photos as I cant remember everything we have done in December. Although I haven’t taken as many photos as I would have liked.
Noah had his hair cut middle of December, here he is looking trendy with Uncle Matt's school tie on.
Noah got to meet Santa on several occasions and went to several parties. 
This photo was taken at the end of the Solihull Down Syndrome party, Noah must have been wanting some time out as he found a seat on his own and sat on it. So Pete went and joined him.
Finley has got bigger.
Noah was a shepherd in his pre-school nativity. This is a picture of him and one of his teachers, and no he hasn’t got dirt on his face it is face paints.

We had a lovely Christmas very hectic but nice. The boys got loads of presents, thank you to everyone who go presents for them we are really grateful.
I have put all of the Christmas photos into a montage and will post soon.
We went to one of Noah’s little friends houses where Noah decided to put all of her necklaces on he had great fun with them.
Monday, January 7, 2008
Christmas 2007

Well I have finally got round to posting, Noah has gone back to nursery today and is due back in about 20 minutes so I thought I would try and post before he comes back.
The three of us had colds for Christmas but this didn't stop us from having a good time. This year Noah was more aware of a change over the holidays, he loved the Christmas tree and the lights, maybe a little too much because on New Years Eve I caught him pulling the tree and watching the Angel move around on the top this was enough for me to pack it all away on New Years Day (Yes I didn't want to but it was either that or the tree fall down and the figures get broken)
This year Noah enjoyed opening his own presents with a little help from us, he new exactly what to do but still had a facination with eating the wrapping paper.

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