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Rainy Sunday with the Classics


Sunday, December 17
Sunday was a low-key day.  Addie was very sick with a sore throat, cough, vomiting, ear ache.  I went to Target to get some meds for her.  I saw this on the way!
I stayed home from church to take care of Addie while the girls went.
We had received so much rain that the preserve behind our house filled up with water all the way to our yard line.





When the girls got home, we had salisbury steak and mashed potatoes for lunch.
Worked on a new puzzle while watching all the classics for Christmas.  Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman, Frosty Returns, The Year Without a Santa Clause, and Santa Clause is Coming to Town.



Even Captain Jack watched.  Ha!


Autumn worked on gifts for the boys she nanny's.  Dinosaur chicken nugget pillows!  So cute!


We finished the night by watching the play/cantata of Valley Baptist Church in Mesa, AZ.  Josh and Rhoda's church.  Luke and Melanie played roles in the play, all the family sang and Rhoda played the piano.






I was cracking up because the material on Autumn's head reminded me of Goober in this episode of Andy Griffith!

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