Holiday Snapshots - week five

Thank you to everyone for your wonderful comments about my Holiday Snapshots series.

It's been a lot of fun.

Here's a few from Christmas this year.

My son loved decorating his gingerbread train.

And yes, he licked the whole thing.

A new and upcoming photographer.

The camera actually takes digital photos.

Enjoying Christmas morning breakfast and talking to Granny on the phone.

Our little living room after all the present opening was done.

Happy Holidays!

Bring on 2012!

Holiday Snapshots - week four

Happy Christmas Eve! Here's another edition of Holiday Snapshots for your viewing pleasure.

My brother, my cousins on my mom's side, and I on Christmas.

We always had Christmas day dinner at my grandparents' house.

I miss it.

My son sat on Santa's lap this year, but he wasn't exactly happy about it.

He didn't think too much of the candy cane either.

Yet when he see the photo on the cabinet, he says: "Santa. Lap. Sit. Candy."

Please join me next Wednesday when I interview short story writer and poet, James Dorr.

Holiday Snapshots - week two

If you didn't see last week, I'm doing a series of holiday photos every Saturday this month. I thought about decorating my blog, but I still haven't gotten to decorating my house. The cards have to go out first and then I need to get my shopping done. It's that time of year!

In grade three, I was Suzy Snowflake for our school's Christmas festival play.

I really, really hated it.

I was a tomboy and I never wore pink. I think the music teacher choose me to punish me for some reason!

My two favorite people in the world on Christmas morning 2010.

I love this picture.

Holiday Snapshots - week one

It's been a little while since I participated in Saturday Snapshot, and I don't want to officially do it since I don't know if I'll have the time to look at other people's pictures this weekend. So much to do! I'm scared to go shopping. Very scared.

I'm going to post holiday photos every Saturday this month. My bit of holiday fun here. Hopefully they'll make you go "awww!" or laugh hysterically.

My brother and I way back in 1980.

Yes, disco was dead, but I didn't know it!

My son's first photo with Santa last year.

He didn't know what to make of Santa, but he loved the cute elves!

(He's always been a ladies' man.)

Strangely, this year, my son calls him "Claus." No Santa.