Santa came! Santa came!

Just as I was sitting down with a cup of coffee and the Sunday paper, I heard pitter patters sounds punctuated by Max's cat-child sounds that signal an excitement overload.
We woke up Zöe, opened the presents that Santa left upstairs, ate a few chocolates, and headed downstairs.

We took turns opening our presents, which drew out the process into hours. There were enough toys, however, to entertain during the periodic breaks to eat, have a glass of champagne, and take a few phone calls. When all was done, everyone was satisfied ... except Jack, whose #1 Toy He Had to Have suffered from severe design flaws that did not comport with Jack's exacting specifications (to be continued).
1 Comments:
Eric,
Thanks for the Christmas vignettes. They made me feel like I was peeping in the window on Christmas morning and getting glimpses of all the Christmas pleasures (and,sadly for Jack, some disappointments). Your Christmas meal sounds and looks scrumptious. Guess Uncle Doug gave you some good advice. Wish I could have been there to enjoy it with you. I enjoyed "the flip side", loved the photos (especially the mouth-watering roast beef), and hope you'll continue to write.
Barbara
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