A caroling we will go!

 Well, this pretty much sums up 2020... wouldn't you say?? LOL


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Last night we were invited to Debby's... Will put hay in his truck and we drove around Countryplace singing Christmas carols and looking at lights.

Next year I will get a group to carol if it kills me!!!


We ran to Debby's and after they packed up... we went to pick up Mimi and Daddy Howard!


I love her so much!


and these little cuties!


'Lyssa was a tad chilly


Emma Kate was all smiles!


Ellie was jazzed





Mimi even got in the back of the truck!  Good times were had by all!


We bailed early because SOMEONE (no names mentioned here) had shorts on and was freezing... and, well, he's almost 12... he had enough of the girl time. LOL

So thankful for friends that do the simple, fun, Christmas things that keep this season magical!

Merry Christmas Eve Eve!!

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