The second issue is that these girls have developed major stranger anxiety. They cling to us like crazy when we enter a room full of people. The desperation in their cries is just plain pitiful. Needless to say, I think we are going to be too busy keeping the girls calm to worry about getting the perfect picture.
I've been working feverishly on a little insurance policy just in case we don't get to take all the pictures we want:
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| Is Santa coming? |
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| Practicing with the cookies and milk |
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| Mia choosing a story |
| We read a holiday story every night |
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| Ava coming down the stairs |
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| Mia in her Christmas Tutu |
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| Someone likes presents |
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| Ava's Christmas Tutu |
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| What's in the box? |
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| Ready for their First Christmas |
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| Ava's Christmas Eve outfit |
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| Mia's Christmas Eve outfit |
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| Our little present |
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| Our other little present |













Too sweet! Trust, I know how taking pics of your kids can be sweaty & exhausting, especially as they get older because then they just don't listen to you when you say, "smile, look at the camera, look at mommy, look at me, look at the circle!!!" Ugh!!! Somehow we have a ton of Christmas books we read every night too. I've been making a collection of books for each holiday & then I pack them away with all the decor at the end so it's new to them again next year. I'm going to do the wrap thing I saw on Pinterest though. That way there is no arguing over which book we are reading tonight!
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