As promised, here are a few of the pictures taken with Nathan and Adrianne's camera on Christmas day.
Our Christmas tree, with our angel on top. The angel is about 1/5 of the size of our Christmas tree.
I rarely wear printed t-shirts, but I think this one is very cute. It's one of my Christmas presents from Mom.
Mom's Christmas present from the rest of the family. The set of salt and pepper shakers we picked up at the Bryanston Organic & Natural Market, and they're hand carved from olive wood.
The Christmas wreath hanging on our front door.
On Monday, we went over to our friend's, the Stea's, house for lunch. The Aguirres (ag-eer-ees) were there, too. We just meant to stay an hour or two, maybe two and a half, but when we looked at the clock, it was 7pm. The two families we were spending our afternoon with love puzzles and games - we played boggle, catchphrase, card games, wii, and tennis. When we realized the time, the mom's threw together a big batch of spaghetti and we ended up staying until 9. Talk about good friends! If you can lose track of time with them, they're worth getting to know better.
Today, we visited the Sci-Bono science Museum. We were hoping to look into their Blindness exhibit, but no one was there, so we just finished exploring the museum from the last time we were there and then came home. Now, we're Skyping our Grandma, back home in Maryland.
One of our several nativity scenes - my personal favorite.
Another favorite Christmas present.
Playing Wii with our guests whom we had over for dinner on Christmas.
On Monday, we went over to our friend's, the Stea's, house for lunch. The Aguirres (ag-eer-ees) were there, too. We just meant to stay an hour or two, maybe two and a half, but when we looked at the clock, it was 7pm. The two families we were spending our afternoon with love puzzles and games - we played boggle, catchphrase, card games, wii, and tennis. When we realized the time, the mom's threw together a big batch of spaghetti and we ended up staying until 9. Talk about good friends! If you can lose track of time with them, they're worth getting to know better.
Today, we visited the Sci-Bono science Museum. We were hoping to look into their Blindness exhibit, but no one was there, so we just finished exploring the museum from the last time we were there and then came home. Now, we're Skyping our Grandma, back home in Maryland. 
To Sara - I really enjoyed reading your blog and seeing different things about Africa : ) thank you! -McKenzie from Washington
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