Christmas 2014

We flew back from Denver and arrived in Atlanta at 10:30pm. Tired was an understatement for Olivia. She did great on the flight, but got pretty cranky upon landing and was not happy about waiting for bags and driving to my parents house. 

When she still wasn't better Tuesday, we finally found someone to see her. Note: don't get sick out of town. Pediatricians (at least in Atlanta) won't take "out of towners." We found out Olivia had a virus, had an ear infection in her left ear, had burst her ear drum in her right ear on the flight home, AND was having a hard time breathing. An antibiotic, two ear drops, and an inhaler later - our girl was on the mend. She's definitely a trooper. 

Needless to say, we didn't get any cute Christmas pictures in her sweet corduroy dress and suede shoes. She did not want to be in front of the camera.

Haha. That one is my favorite. Unamused. Can't breathe through her nose. And over this whole 'picture' thing.

Sick or not, she's still my favorite present under that tree. The greatest gift I've been given.

"Baby Olivia" is adored by her sweet cousins. I just couldn't get over how sweet they were to her. They gave her gifts, fed her their dinner and attended to her every need. I wish we had gotten a good group shot, but I just took this cell phone during dinner.

On Christmas morning Santa brought Olivia a baby doll. I knew she would love it. It was the first thing she crawled toward in her not-Christmas jammies. She kept hugging the doll and holding her. The sweetest thing!!

The medicines worked, Olivia is all better, and back her to crazy self. I wish our families got to enjoy how much fun well Olivia is, but I know they loved seeing her either way. 

She is still singing "all I want for Christmas is my two front teeth." Maybe she'll get them for Valentines day?

I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and were able to relax or spend time with family or friends.