This year is Finn's first Christmas and whilst that is incredibly special, Christmas with a 4 and 2 year old is even more exciting. Finn will be clueless as to why we are all so jolly, where his stocking appeared from and what is really going on. Dylan gets it completely now though, he knows the story of baby Jesus, he knows that Father Christmas lives in the North Pole and delivers presents to boys and girls, he knows Christmas is about friendship and giving and family as well as gifts and his excitement is contagious.
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Those two big little boys of mine have been patiently counting down with their advent calenders, discussing what they hope Santa will bring, planning what they will eat and dreaming of the man in red and his reindeer. This year they both 'get it', although at 2, I know it is only going to get more exciting for Archie.
Finn's first Christmas is so special, he will be dressed up, spoiled by family and eat at the table with his paper hat on alongside us (if he hasn't eaten it already), but it is his big brothers that will really make it what it is.
Our Christmas is all about family, and we are fitting in as much of that over the two days as we can. My uncle is celebrating his 70th birthday on Christmas Day so there is even more to celebrate this year. We will give modestly, love generously and eat greedily.
To everyone who reads my online ramblings, who follows our story or who knows us in person, I wish you the merriest Christmas. I hope your day is special whatever you choose to do, whoever you decide to spend it with.
