Traditionally Christmas Day is spent at Uncle Rackley's house. Thankfully, we got to do that this year since we were home. On my mom's side of the family, we had four babies born this past year, 2 girls and 2 boys. Though we weren't able to get all the babies together yet, we did get the girls together. Riley and Shelby Grace got to meet for the first time on Christmas Day. I think we have a pretty cute family growing here!
Riley is one month older than Shelby Grace. It's amazing how much difference one month makes when it comes to baby growth and development.
Zachary enjoyed getting to spend some time with cousin David. David let Zachary play with his iPhone and even found him Pororo to watch. Pororo is a Korean cartoon that Zachary really enjoys.
Of course we had to bring the Wii to play. Zachary showed off his Mario Cart skills.
Our family is big on 'tradition' and usually eat the same things every year. We did have the traditional foods for lunch; turkey, stuffing, green bean casserole, sweet potatoes. But for dinner, we decided to cook our family a Korean meal. I learned how to make bulgogi from scratch instead of just buying it premarinated at Costco. Bulgogi is Korean beef stir fry that you eat with rice wrapped in lettuce. My mom learned how to slice up the beef and I made a marinade from a variety of recipes combined. I even found an Asian pear in Food Lion! It actually turned out pretty yummy and our family actually ate it and ENJOYED it!
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Been waiting for you to blog again, hoping you weren't putting everything on Facebook. Where did you get that toboggan for Shelby Grace?
Glad you all were here for Christmas.
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