Christmas Photo Tradition: Through The Years!

It's a Kammy's Korner tradition! 

And it's that time of year!

Time to share the annual "through the years" Christmas photo!

Wow.  We've come a long way, Baby!

As in blurry photography skills, sunburned noses, family size -  just WOW!

Let's start way back in the year 2000 - Our very first Christmas picture

when it was just the two of us:

still just us two in 2001:

2002: our fur babies became our babies!

2003:

2004 is MISSING IN ACTION!

Pregnant with baby numero uno in 2005:

And now we have a real baby, not just fur ones! 

2006:

The year we photoshopped Tobin's eyes open - eek - 2007:

That time we took the photo in our friend's bathroom - 2008:

Two sweet boys and pregnant with our little girl in 2009:

2010:

2011:

2012:

2013: oops, skipped that year!

First photo at "The Lefere Mansion" (Trail Acres) 2014:

2015:

And that brings us to present day!

2016:

We took this photo on a whim yesterday - one of our sweet renters that lives on our property here called wanting to borrow a snow sled so while he was on the phone we talked him into walking out to the waterfalls in the backyard to snap our picture!  This is on the eight foot falls (see the waterfalls post HERE).

And just in case that one hadn't turned out, I had him snap a pic of us on one of the stone bridges (I think his new calling is photographer, what do you think?!):

So....

Merry Christmas to all my wonderful Kammy's Korner readers - thank you so much for following along in our endeavors!! 

 May you KNOW the true reason for the season, which is not what we so often make it about - packages under the tree, cookies, and warm fuzzy feelings - but the gift of God's son.  Born to a virgin almost two centuries ago, who's only purpose was to allow men to nail him to a cross, where God would punish him for our sins, because he had none of his own.  What an incomprehensible gift to mankind!

"For the wages of sin is death, but the GIFT of God is eternal life, through Jesus Christ our Lord"  Romans 6:23