E3P2S: Christmas Party on the Savannah

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Christmas Party on the Savannah

This is as close as I get to acknowledging Christmas in a public forum:

Doesn't this little guy look like he's wearing one of those reindeer antler headbands little kids get to dress up for the holidays? Like, there he is at some Christmas party, and he walked in wearing the reindeer antler headband, and now he's just hanging out at the food table listening to Aunt Mildred talk and talk and talk and talk.

Good thing his sister is hosting the party and she made his favorite snacks.

1 comment:

InsanitykimDecember 24, 2009 at 9:15 PM
I want one, he's way too cute. He probably wouldn't appreciate me trying to put false eyelashes on him though...

Merry Christmas!
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