Santa came to Glenn's school and took pictures. He wasnt too sure about it but he didnt cry! Isnt he precious. Looks like an angel, a little doll baby.

Me & Santa

Every year Santa comes to Ascension Equipment in Gonzales and gives candy canes to the children. The children take their picture with Santa are given a nice 5x7 to take home. Saturday I took Glenn and my Godchild, Cole, to visit Santa and tell him what they wanted for Christmas. Cole was a big boy, but Glenn wasn't too sure!!!

After playing in the snow for a while, Glenn was coming in the front door and fell. He hit his forehead on the corner of the door frame. It made a red line where it actually hit and formed a bruise with a knot. Thank goodness he was wearing his beanie or it may have made a cut. Looks more bruised in person. He is tough!

Well we started our day off with an amazing morning. We woke up at 6:20 with our neighbors screaming SNOW! SNOW! Kirby and I quickly grabbed Glenn and got dressed. As we went outside we saw one of God's most beautiful sites. Big flakes of snow were every where and dropping fast. Like Christmas Angels were pouring buckets of it on us. We had the start of a white Christmas. I didnt want it to end. It was so pretty and left such a warm happy feeling in me. Glenn would look up and laugh. Little fella didnt have gloves - think Santa is putting some in his stocking, so he would not hold the snowball Daddy made him. It was a great family moment. Below are a few pictures I took. Thanks God!

"Representing the Wolf Pack"

As most of you know Glenn's older brother plays football for Redemptorist High School. We have an amazing team of young men this year and are in the playoffs. We took Glenn to the first playoff game when we played Kaplan. His hair was spray painted green to represent our Wolf Pack. He was a hit, everyone loved him and he did a great job cheering!