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By Anonymous

Our Elves Are Back!

This year Jingle and Jangle have been up to some very tricky tricks and our older son is ready to have them go back to the North Pole forever!



I always create an introduction letter. 


The first night they covered our tree and TV with Bubble Wrap. 


Our older son wrote and cute letter to Santa and the elves wrote him back. 


Getting some extra encouragement from the elves in the bathroom. 


Elves enjoying Daddy's new Sonic game. 




The elves decided they wanted their own rocket ships after watching our older son make his for school. 


Enjoying some of Daddy's Thanksgiving leftovers. 


Trying to reach high ground with help from wrapping paper rolls. 


Don't mess with Mr. Dinosaur


Dropping of our Advent Calendar this year and reading it to all out stuff animal friends. 
This year it was a vintage Muppet Storybook/Ornament set we got on Etsy. 


Best gift so far, both our oldest and baby loves these Mermaid pillows I got on Ebay. 


Underwear and Diaper tree decorating. 

I'll post more of our elf antics next week!

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