JD discovered that peddling and steering at the same time is just not that easy.
So dad had to help.
It didn't take long for JD to figure out that dad could push faster than he could peddle. There were plenty of cries of "PUSH DA PUSH." For the record JD owes dad a few wheel chair pushes in his old age. to make up for all the bike pushing that happened today.
We still have some work to do before we'll be ready for the Tour de France.
JD needs a kickback from Walt Disney. Here he is brushing his teeth with a
JD is enjoying his new Thomas train set. And here he is taking a picture of me taking a picture of him. 
Santa visited the Narvaiz family and brought JD this tricycle and the Lightning McQueen slippers he is wearing.
Santa left this Woody doll in JD's stocking. Notice the empty holster. JD told me that was for Woody's phone. HA HA HA HA HA He is such a child of the 21st century.
After opening presents at home we went to visit Grandpa in San Marcos. JD was extra good so Santa dropped off a present for him at Grandpa's house too. Here he is helping dad assemble it. Santa can't have all the fun. He has to leave some of the fun for dads.
LOTS of assembly was required!
BUT -- we finally got a finished product and JD was thrilled with his tractor. He couldn't even eat he was so excited about riding the tractor.
JD played with his cousin Justin.
AND, posed for a picture with Grandpa before heading home.
We spent Christmas Eve in Marble Falls. JD was thrilled to discover that Grandpa Brian had a tractor. He was perfectly happy sitting on it until . . .
Dad discovered it had they keys in it and took him for a ride. That was even MORE exciting.
We tried a few family pictures. But JD wasn't into them.
Presents were more fun. Someone must have known that Thomas was JD's favorite.
On the way home we stopped at the Walkway of Lights. 
We were able to get JD out of his favorite Nemo Jammas tonight to wear these stylish Christmas ones. He calls them his HO HO Jammas. Only a few days left till Christmas.
