Every year Santa visits our house on a fire engine the week before Christmas. I get as excited as the kids. In fact, all the adults I know get as excited as the kids! We text one another when we see a glimpse or think they're nearing our street. We huddle up on the curb waiting and watching and analyzing.
The sound of the sirens in the distance for an hour, while we wait anxiously for them to come closer, gives us a thrill. This year I knew they were due to visit us around 4 p.m. but forgot and was saying goodbye to Lilly, Ella, and Andy as they headed off to gymnastics when we heard the familiar sirens. Lilly yelled, "Santa's coming!" and it dawned on me that indeed he was on his way.
Needless to say, we skipped gymnastics, bundled up, and readied ourselves for the long and exciting wait.
*I'm not sure why Andy looks so creepy here...
The sound of the sirens in the distance for an hour, while we wait anxiously for them to come closer, gives us a thrill. This year I knew they were due to visit us around 4 p.m. but forgot and was saying goodbye to Lilly, Ella, and Andy as they headed off to gymnastics when we heard the familiar sirens. Lilly yelled, "Santa's coming!" and it dawned on me that indeed he was on his way.
Needless to say, we skipped gymnastics, bundled up, and readied ourselves for the long and exciting wait.
*I'm not sure why Andy looks so creepy here...
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I look forward to these posts. I know you are busy but I just want you to know that they are enjoyed in so many ways. Brightens my day. Thank you for sharing.
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