One Sic(k) Christmas

Jeff was up all night emptying out from both ends.  Poor guy.  On the bathroom floor until at least 4AM.  When morning hit, our celebration was abbreviated.  We opened presents and then I ran to Granny's garage to get Jeff some Gatorade, as I thought the stores would be closed.  Poor Jeff was in bed all day, finally rousting in the evening for a piece of toast.  We later found out that many of the Mosers caught this bug after Weber Christmas, and we teasingly called our cutest family member, "Typhoid Jane."  

Legos, jerseys, soccer nets, luggage, and of course, Gatorade.  It was a Christmas to remember.

Christmas Eve Traditions

Angela hosted Christmas Eve again this year, and we gathered around noon for egg dish!  The kids exchanged presents and then the place broke loose with gift pandemonium.  We all split about 3:00 so that we could make it to our respective church services at 4.  We took Granny with us this year.  It's a kid's service, so it was lively and full of hope.  After taking Granny home, we went over to the V's for our "Christmas Eve Tradition, mom!"  The kids exchange gifts and each wore a hat for the picture.  At the end of the night, Jeff wasn't feeling too well, so I took him home a little early and then came back for the kids.  Little did I know what kind of Christmas Eve we had coming at us...

Presents to Austria

We had a day in between Weber Christmas and Christmas Eve this year.  I spent it finishing my ornaments and mailing Kaitlyn hers.  I took pics to show her what was going to arrive for her in JANUARY.

Weber Christmas, 2019

We started off the day with MOSER FAMILY PICTURES taken at Mom and Dad's.  Part of G'ma Joan's Christmas present...

 Weber Christmas is always a delight.  This year was no exception.  I love catching up with my aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents.  We look forward to this each year.  G'ma and Papa were slowing down a bit this year, but they made it down the stairs to the festivities and back up again.