When our kids were younger we had the Christmas Eve tradition of watching the Polar Express right before bedtime. What a great movie! This is the honest truth, one year Laura and Cameron went to the window as the movie was playing and they swore they saw Santa and his reindeer flying over the house. We knew it was true because Laura said she could hear the bells on Santa's sleigh. I didn't get up to look, but I knew she was telling the truth! Why? Because I Believe!!!

My children are all grown up now, and I am anxiously waiting on the arrival of my first grandchild, just a few days before Christmas this year. As your kids get older and your family expands, schedules change and new traditions are born. We don't get to watch the Polar Express anymore like we used to, which is why I was trilled to do a story for Kentucky Living Magazine last year on a real-live Polar Express in Stearns, Kentucky. 

It was so much fun to see all these little kids experience the movie in real life. Hopefully, some day, Natalie and I can take Little Miss Baby Webb on a trip to the North Pole. Until then...here are a few photos from Stearns.

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