This December we did a first with the boys, we went on train that had Santa Claus!
I made the boys matching train shirts, not in Christmas colors, so they can wear them for the remainder of wintertime.
I made the boys matching train shirts, not in Christmas colors, so they can wear them for the remainder of wintertime.
Santa!
By the way, a train car filled with a bunch of excited children making non-stop noise, and not being able to see outside due to the lights on in the car made me a little claustrophobic.
By the way, a train car filled with a bunch of excited children making non-stop noise, and not being able to see outside due to the lights on in the car made me a little claustrophobic.
Bradley talking to an "elf."
I guess he was not so sure about it. :)
I guess he was not so sure about it. :)

Little Tyler was fussy at first, then slept for a while and then woke back up again.
He was a tired baby.
It was a fun ride for Brad.
The ride lasted an hour, we had hot cocoa (just warm really, for safety!:), a cookie each, the elves walked around and talked to everyone, and they had Christmas music and the story from The Polar Express playing on the speakers.
This was our second of three train experiences this Christmas season.
Maybe we'll make it a family tradition!
The ride lasted an hour, we had hot cocoa (just warm really, for safety!:), a cookie each, the elves walked around and talked to everyone, and they had Christmas music and the story from The Polar Express playing on the speakers.
This was our second of three train experiences this Christmas season.
Maybe we'll make it a family tradition!














it looks like fun :)
ReplyDeleteAwww. Fun. Cute photos. love their sweaters.
ReplyDeleteI love those shirts, you did a great job! And what thinking to make them less Christmas and more winter.
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