Stella is WAY too young to have any idea what all this Christmas business is about. Yet, she seemed to enjoy opening up a few gifts on Christmas Eve. Aunt Valerie, who does hair, styled Stella with a holiday look, and it made her appear quite festive the rest of the evening.
Stella has a wish list that is managed by her DVD-addicted father, full of movies that Brent feels are important to a child's development. He put the Blu-ray version of WALL·E on the wish list with this comment: "If someone does not get me this, I will cry real tears. And I have a blocked tear duct. Please buy me this, my life is hard enough already." Thankfully Grandma and Grandpa Sallay responded and gave Stella the movie she was so desperate to own. Aunt Valerie and Uncle John got her The Fox and the Hound, and Aunt Kathy gave her a teddy bear since Kathy also got a teddy bear on her first Christmas. Thanks everyone for their great gifts!
Stella has a wish list that is managed by her DVD-addicted father, full of movies that Brent feels are important to a child's development. He put the Blu-ray version of WALL·E on the wish list with this comment: "If someone does not get me this, I will cry real tears. And I have a blocked tear duct. Please buy me this, my life is hard enough already." Thankfully Grandma and Grandpa Sallay responded and gave Stella the movie she was so desperate to own. Aunt Valerie and Uncle John got her The Fox and the Hound, and Aunt Kathy gave her a teddy bear since Kathy also got a teddy bear on her first Christmas. Thanks everyone for their great gifts!
"What is this pretty thing? A present? What is a present?"
"Yay! The Fox and the Hound, a gift from my wishlist!"
"Everyone keep your distance...this is MY copy of WALL·E, and I REALLY wanted it!"
"A soft Teddy bear to cuddle with! Thanks Aunt Kathy!"
3 comments:
She really wanted Wall-E on Blu-Ray, huh?
I LOVE how you narrate your blog pictures like that. It's so stinkin cute and makes me giggle. :)
Yes, David, she did.
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