Updated 1/31/2002
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Come and join us as we
celebrate Christmas Eve at the Estrada residence! |
| Someone got a copy of
The Polar Express. Not a bad start on a long list of Christmas
presents for a certain almost 4-year-old. |
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Hunter explains the finer
points of the dinosaur food chain process to his Dad. |
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Michael and Johanna pose
for the requisite couples picture. |
| Hunter, surmising that
the distribution of the gifts is starting to bog down, quickly grabs a
microphone and announces that all presents for children under the age of
four should be opened as quickly as possible. |
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That's more like it -
wagons, Legos, and puzzles. Now we're getting somewhere! |
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Of course, all the festivities can take a toll on some of the participants. |
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Meanwhile the ever patient
hosts are starting to wonder, "Will these people ever go home? We
have more toys to assemble". |
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an accompanying angel bid us Merry Christmas and good night. |
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On Christmas morning
back in Grapevine, Lisa examines her stocking. |
| Christmas evening and
it's time for the family photo by the fireplace. |
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Say, "cheese" |
| Of course, no Christmas
get together is complete with the customary rearranging of the ornaments
on the Christmas tree - for the thirty-fifth time. |
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Take a look at our family Christmas letter .