Christmas Day

It was a great morning opening presents, followed by stockings and then a French Toast breakfast (order suggested by the kids).  We took apart the boxes, found batteries and tested out new toys.  We had hot chocolate in the early afternoon and a lovely Christmas dinner attended by the two Missoula Children's Theatre tour directors that Sarah's work was hosting that week.

With Santa's presents:

 Looking for the watermark on their money from Grandma and Grandpa:

Excited about the Twinkies sent from Aunt Katherine and all (Twinkies cannot be found in Singapore and cannot be bought online):

 Standing with their stockings:

Parker ended up with:  Zoob's, Snap Circuit's, a Lego board game, soccer t-shirts, a tying knots activity game, books, toys and chocolates:

McKenna ended up with:  a dress, Hello Kitty boom box, Frozen walkie-talkie's, Flutterfairy (she is made by Air Hogs and flies!), Barbie movies, activity books, puzzle, lotions, chocolates and a highly desired box of spaghetti:

Allison ended up with:  new bedding, pajama bottoms, rock climbing shoes, Converse shoes, Spanish scriptures, a lock for her bike, rocking climbing equipment, and a book by John Bytheway:

Madison ended up with:  another large Lalaloopsy, a watch, a dress, an Eiffel Tower shirt, some pencil cases, a French-phrase translation book, Young Women themed pencils, and goggles:

Sarah got her much wanted Beijing Starbucks mug.  However, she also gained Austria, Germany, St. Petersburg, Russia, and Moscow.  Wow!

Grandma and Grandpa got a hand-sewn elephant quilt from India (via Little India, Singapore).

Kent (Grandpa) also got a book and Carol (Grandma) also got a purse made with Singapore Airlines fabric.  Jeremy got a book and some ties.  Analea gave each of the kids a snow globe.

The kids later enjoyed their Twinkies: