I hope you had a nice Xmas. Christmas Eve was sooo crazy at our house. I had so much fun getting and giving kisses to everyone. I also had fun ripping open 4 new toys!! I just love my toys.
Here are some pictures of my brothers, sisters and cousins. Notice my cousin Matt on the left holding me? He is so cute and can't resist me. We have so much fun playing rough and crazy.
My Mommy spent a lot of time baking Xmas cookies, cheesecake and pumpkin pie and lasagna all from scratch, to go with our honeybaked ham. Boy did our house smell good. Too bad I was not allowed to eat any of it.
Don't mommy's cookies look good?
My favorite part of the day was when my future sister-in-law Kim arrived with my brother Jonathan. She gave me lovins right away and told me how cute my Xmas bow was. Aren't we cute together? I just wanted to lick her all over, can't ya tell?
Kim and Christina looked really pretty and had fun chatting and opening presents together.
My brother Jonathan just laughs at me. He was all excited because he got a new vacume for Christmas. He even called Mommy after he got home to tell her how much he loved it! What a crazy boy, all excited to clean his pad!! Jonathan gave me plenty of cuddling time when he was here. Like everyone, he just loved me up. Boy did I get lots of lovin on Christmas.
My Aunt Susan and Uncle Alan were so much fun. We had so many people at our house I was exhausted. Look how cute my Aunt and Uncle look! Mommy took a picture with them and my cousins but my cousin Aaron's picture didn't come out so good, so Mommy had to crop it because she knew he wouldn't like it being posted.
Daddy's been spending a lot of time in the barn now that he has his lift up. Daddy sure does love his car. My brother Kyle played a trick on Daddy and placed a 'For Sale' sign in daddy's car. Silly Kyle! Daddy didn't fiind it funny, which made it even funnier!
Well I am exhausted from all the activities and attention so I am going to go take a nap. Hope everyone has a happy and healthy New Year!
Love to All,
Sasha....
