Our Canadian Christmas


christmas 2015 canada Christmas, you say? Isn’t it mid-January? Why yes, yes it is. But I’m just now finally getting to edit these photos—yikes! And there may or may not still be a tree up in my house. In defense of the latter, I do always leave all decorations up through Three Kings Day, which falls on January 6. So technically, technically I’m only 6 days late at taking down the tree. Three if you figure most are always a few late, right?

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I digress…

This Christmas was the first year I did not spend at home. We flew to Toronto to spend Christmas with my husband’s side of the family. Expecting a white Christmas, I stocked the baby up on the cutest ever snow-ready clothes and then a few days before we leave, the weather says 54…yikes! It was colder here in Phoenix.

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Food, chaos and lots of laughs. We ended up having to stay an extra two days because Sebastian got a horrible ear infection and, as luck would have it, that’s when all the snow fell! It wasn’t a white Christmas, but it was definitely a good one with plenty of memories made.

Hope your holiday season was just as lovely!

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  1. Hello, as a Mexican guy who has lived in Canada (Ontario) for the last 25 years, I know very well the feeling of Christmas and long cold winters here, not that utmost as in Winnipeg. Canada is a beautiful country that gave me the opportunity to find myself again, get married to a cute Canadian woman, and have my beloved family. Now I am waiting 2 more years for my retirement and go back to San Miguel de Allende Mexico. Thank you very much, Canada. Merry Christmas Dan!

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