We had a very good Christmas. They boys were spoiled, I was spoiled, and of course Dusty was spoiled :). The boys got up about 8:00 am. We decided not to wake them up because they had a long day ahead of them. My family came up about 8:20 am because my parents were leaving for California. So Cale, Cameron, Bailee, and my mom and dad were there when we opened all of our presents. Santa brought Rayce a big truck and trailer with a backhoe on it, Wayke got Spike the Dinosaur and Ridge got a harley ride-a-long. Dusty surprised me BIG and got me a treadclimer. I had been trying to figure out all month what he got me. He said it was to big to fit under the tree - but I also new he didn't have any money in his possession. I take care of all the money and pay the credit cards so I tried to figure out all month where he had gotten the money. I would talk to Staci about it and we tried to figure out what it could be and how he paid for it. I thought he might have got me a desk made by someone in Roosevelt the he would pay for later. I kept telling Staci he would NEVER borrow money from anyone. Well, I found out on Christmas that it was Staci who had paid for it. Wow, they sure surprised me! I got Dusty a pistol, bullets, Ipod, running clothes, and watch.
Grandma and Grandpa Olsen gave the boys plasma cars. They have been some of the most entertaining presents ever! My boys ride them all day long. Yes, they are kind of annoying and loud but well worth the energy they waste riding them. When spring comes we will put them outside where they can ride them easier. They also gave Dusty and I some money. I bought a BIG basketball (arcade style) game for the boys. (Not the one in the picture at the top. I bought that one then a couple days before Christmas saw this 2 person, heavy duty one. So we bought it a couple days after Christmas.) Actually I don't know who likes playing it more, they boys or Dusty! We also bought some more exercise equipment. Grandma and Grandpa Cook gave the boys each a quilt. I love they quilts my mom makes the boys - you can never have to many!