My sweet grandkiddos had their very first White Christmas this year... It began snowing on Christmas Eve....
and Romeo with dog Daisy and Mom in tow went out with his light-sabor to play... it was cold!
Then on Christmas day, Panda and her brother little Einstein built a snowman in the front yard... Their first White Christmas in north Texas... a beautiful childhood memory!
alas... no snow for Christmas down here in French Lique...
ps... thank you darling daughters for sharing the white Christmas photos with me and Grandpa... we love you!
Looks like you got to have a little Winter Wonderland there in Texas this Christmas! Kids do love their snow! Ours is all melted but we are expected to get another storm later this week.
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Angela
Hi there!
ReplyDeleteI love the black and white photo! It tells a story!
I'm 18 and I haven't experienced a White Christmas yet. Maybe when I get to the States! Haha!
Much Love,
Oh I am SOOOO glad this happened for you and your grandkids! There is NOTHING like a white Christmas.
ReplyDeleteOur Christmas Eve was white, but by Christmas morning rain had washed away all the white. For us though, there is always the hope of a lot more white as the winter progresses through north central Indiana.
You know I think those of us in the South appreciate a white Christmas so much more because of its rarity.
ReplyDeleteA Very Happy New Year to you, Dixie.
I am happy that those sweet little kiddos had the experience of a white Christmas...it is awesome for those who have never experienced it! We had a white one to the tune of about 8"...now that Christmas day has come and gone...the snow can also!
ReplyDeleteHaving lived in TX all my life, I know how exciting it is to have a white Christmas. Have to admit that at my age though I'd rather not have to deal with snow and ice. LOL It's cold but sunny here in central TX. Just perfect! ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteWe get such a kick out of seeing people in awe of their first snow ... we just got buried last week with 24" in our blizzard.
ReplyDeleteLove the pics of the kid-lings, they are darling.
TTFN ~ Marydon
How fun, Dixie! And what cuties! I can only remember one white Christrmas in my entire life! It is indeed special! I hope yours was a happy one!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteIsn't that awesome? I had a head up to spend Christmas in Ennis with his dad, and he said they had snow there, too.
ReplyDeleteMaybe next year for us, right? :-)
Wishing you a very blessed New Year!
Anne
Hey Miss Dixie-
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year-
Your grandchildren are precious.
Laura
What a wonderful Christmas and perfect pictures. Wonderful memories that will last forever.
ReplyDeleteHugs...Tracy :)
Oh Dixie...
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos you have shared today. I so love them. I have not had a white Christmas in over 25 years, as that is how long it has been since I have been home. (My home is now here in Phoenix with my family). I dream about it at the holidays though, and yes Oklahoma did have a white Christmas with 10-12 inches of snow on the ground and lots of ice.
Thank you for sharing 2009 with me and I so look forward to 2010 this year with you.
Country hugs sweetie...Sherry
Your grands are so cute, and I can feel their excitement about the snow. I'm sure it was an amazing sight for them. laurie
ReplyDeleteWish we could have a little magic dust down here ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreat Christmas card with you and hubby...great happy couple!
Haven't seen Terry since we were together...'bout time for another go at the thrift stores.
Cheers for the new year!
I would have loved the snow more if the winds were not !00 mph we got 1in and Mom lives in FTW she got 3
ReplyDeleteThank you for the birthday wishes I hope Ricky had a good one also
Have a relaxin kind of Sunday
Blessings
Scrappy
great photos...I'm glad the white stuff is gone..I've never dreamed of a White Christmas...
ReplyDeleteThe black and white photo could win a prize!
ReplyDeleteWasn't the snow just glorious? I so enjoyed having a white Christmas. i know it has its drawbacks but it was so nice to enjoy one this year here in Texas.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Oh, Dixie! How wonderful this is that they had a white Christmas. Loved seeing these pics.
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Sheila :-)
Off to read your other posts...
I'm 35 and it was my first white christmas too! (we are in Arlington). The kids were so excited. It was so much fun to out Christmas morning and build a snowman!
ReplyDeleteHave a Happy New Year!
Love the photos of the beautiful g'kids playing in the snow...and I love the names!
ReplyDeleteGirl, when you get the chance e-mail me your mailing address...you won one of the prizes from my slumber party!
Debbie