We opened presents first, and had a great time. Daddy helped me to get mommy an iTunes gift card, and mommy helped me to get daddy a card (and to sign it with my very own paw print). They both enjoyed my gifts.
They explained that Santa had a hard time getting to Meat for Cats & Dogs to pick up my favorite bones so that's why I don't have any yet, but they promised I'll get some soon. Santa did get me this great toy I didn't even know existed. It's fantastic and even squeaks. Thanks, Santa - I believe now.
Mommy and daddy bought each other lots of presents. Daddy took the cake though by getting mommy a gift certificate to Dosha for a pre-natal massage. Daddy says his massages just aren't as good as he knows mommy needs so now mommy can go get a nice official massage.
Daddy liked his chocolate-y stocking stuffers. I tried to enjoy them by chewing on the end of dad's full stocking, but mommy wouldn't let me.
Dad's favorite stocking stuffer (and our morning entertainment post-presents).
My present to mommy. I did a good job wrapping.
Me chewing on my new toy. Mom's present from me in the foreground.
Daddy always carries a hanky. Now he has 12 new ones and a wood valet to hold them.
Don't worry, mommy's not trying to bring back the bodysuit. Daddy is a genius and bought this cute onesie for the baby.
"How to Traumatize Your Children" aka what to do with kids but by doing the opposite of what the book says. A little reverse psychology test from mommy to daddy.
Another adorable onesie for the baby. Too cute!
"The Intellectual Devotional" - 365 days of random information for infomanics like daddy.
Daddy showing of his much needed new robe. I clearly found much more interesting things going on outside the patio door.
Yummy homemade breakfast! (I didn't get any...foo-y!)
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