Monday, December 20, 2010

Christmas Outfits

Every year on the Sunday before Christmas, we let our kids open one present. It's always their Christmas outfits. But, every year without fail, they forget that it is going to just be "dumb clothes" and they think it's going to be something awesome! We always hear a few groans after the paper has been ripped & then I threaten to give the clothes to children who will actually appreciate them. It's a fun family tradition, if you couldn't tell (notice the sarcasm)...



I really liked the outfits I got them this year. They were FREE, thanks to my Gymbucks that I got while school clothes shopping. SWEET! You can't beat free! I thought the boys looked pretty darn awesome...



Love my handsome little men! We're almost ready for Christmas around here! I just went over my list & I only have 12 more presents to wrap! After that, I'm done! Then I can sit back & enjoy the rest of the season...well, the last few hours of it at least! --Lindsay

7 comments:

Kristin and Dan said...

The boys looked cute in their sweaters - I especially loved Cohey's sweater! Super cute!

Unknown said...

I love Aiden face in that first picture. It looks like he's saying "seriously Mom just take the picture!" So cute and a great idea.

Amanda said...

I LOVE to dress my boys up in their coordinating Christmas sweaters every year. They, however, think it's more stupid, the older they get. Too bad!! Until I have a daughter to dress up in a cute, frilly Christmas dress, they better buck up and like it... And even after I have that daughter, they better still like it because they look so darn cute in their little sweaters!

Your boys are adorable like always!

The Johnson Family said...

They are darn cute boys!

Kelli Proctor said...

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! And I LOVE the outfits...not so sure the boys do though...haaha! You gotta love boys... and 1 little girl soon!!!!!

Jeff and Alyssa Hertzler said...

They of course look too cute. What a fun tradition. My kids get new Sunday outfits, but I never thought to make a specific tradition out of it. Just think, even if your boys never fully appreciate this fun tradition, you can bet that little gal of yours will once she is old enough to appreciate all things frilly and fun. It's in her DNA!

Poppy said...

Good lookin' boys!