Tadaa! Kerst foto's

Last but not least, dan eindelijk onze kerst 2010 foto's! :)



Op onze koelkast, de grote nieuwjaarskaart van Heit, Mo, tj en Redmar :) En Sytse ;)

1e (enige) Kerstdag bij Scott en Pamela


Scott, Adrien, Myles

Mislukte "worchester puddings" (?)

Mijn leren jackje <3> De cadeaus!

Aan het uitpakken, met Pictionary (spelletje)

Alle cadeaus!

Myles aan het uitpakken

Kerstontbijt by Scott. Poached eggs, Hashbrowns and Holandaise saus

Kerstavond (Orphan Christmas) bij Corey (Baukje en Armando)
Na bij Scott en Pamela te zijn geweest, gingen Myles en ik nog even hierheen :)

Wij met onze Amerikaanse party bekers ;)

Kerstavond bij Scott en Pamela. Christmass village

Aan het hartenjagen!

Myles en Pamela :)

6 Dec. 2010 Christmass tree decorating party bij Darlene

Ik en Surraya

Myles met zijn nichtjes, Tiana en Surraya

Comments

Jelkje said…
Wauwh wat zie je er mooi uit!!

Voornamelijk op die foto met jou in close-up met de blauwe beker & met de speelkaarten.

Je ziet er ook blij en gelukkig uit :)
January 9, 2011 at 1:51 AM
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