Turkey, Gifts, and a Christmas Tree

The girls spent their Thanksgiving week with us this year.
Thursday morning we loaded up the car and headed to Seguin for the feast.
Tummys were diffenitley full.
Victoria was seen with two full plates, Emilia was seen with 5 cans of soda, and the green bean cassarole that Susan cooked was a hit.
Of course, the Friday after was just as much a holiday as the day before.
Four A.M. is diffenitley not the choice time to wake up, but when Walmart has a digital camera for at a price that cant be beat, how can you resist.
Thou Im not sure what was scarier when six AM came around and it was time to start buying. Was it the mini DVD players that people were jumping ten feet for, or was it the two hundered dollar laptops that came in limited quantities, only to leave people dazed and confused because their sole purpose there was to have a new computer.
Either way, we left Seguin at about ten AM and made it back to College Station to buy a Christmas tree.
Saturday the tree was decorated, and presents were put under it. It didnt take long for the girls to try and start guessing what was in each box. Of course, they werent even close to guessing, and Santa still has over a month to bring gifts.