Christmas in Teague:
Josephine got her own tent for our camping trips since there's no way all three of us could 
JoAnn might kill me for posting the picture below, but Josephine's focus on the precise lip gloss application method as demonstrated by her grandmother just slays me. :-) And at least I'm leaving off the photos of JoAnn in the purple sunglasses that Josephine demanded she wear!
A bunny chair, which, being supremely soft to the touch, immediately caused Josephine to put her fingers in her mouth. It really doesn't matter what it is that's soft-- she goes into automatic self-soothing mode. Which is a little gross when you're outside and she brings you a soft bird feather. 
Her little push-bike. 
The annual reading by Sean's dad of the Grinch.
Josephine and Badges
Mama Jo's little orange tree grew one orange this year, which Josephine had the honor of picking, and we all shared; it was very sweet and tasty!
playing in the backyard...
Sean, Gam, and Ricky out in the gazebo...
Sean and I also took an afternoon to go out to Lost Prairie, where I took pictures of some of the landmarks that I think I take pictures of every time I'm down there. Sorry for the redundancy.
Sean's the white dot in the middle of the photograph:
We also stopped by the cemetery, where I was sad to find that the lichen I'd been attempting to cultivate on my headstone hadn't made it. Death in a cemetery isn't unheard of. May it rest in peace and all, but I'm still disappointed.
The moon's the dot in the middle of this photograph-- but note that it's RED!! I actually woke up for the lunar eclipse on Dec 21. You're welcome for the fascinating photograph. I believe NASA has some better ones, but not by much.
Okay, torrential uploading of photographs and being a month behind on blogging doesn't exactly equate to posts that make sense. So I'm not holding myself to that standard. I'll just stop there and move on to the next one, which will contain more photos of Josephine and less of broken down moving vans and lunar eclipses. Maybe.
