More Christmas Fun

I didn't think Annapolis could be any cuter than it already is. A quaint city -- lots of nice shops and on the waterfront. Then they decorated it for Christmas. It's all I can do not to bug Andy to go down to the waterfront every single night just to have a coffee, admire all the pretty lights and look out onto the Bay. We went down there tonight for a holiday boat parade. It was awesome!

All these boats -- from your average everyday boat, to your really nice sailboat to your $4 million yacht -- parade down to the town square area all decorated for Christmas. It was amazing. I don't how some of them did what they did.

This little choo choo was a crowd favorite.

You can't go wrong with a Christmas angel

I was a big fan of the Christmas tree.

This one was probably my favorite. Although it's tough to say.

The show was so cool, the cold didn't really matter. Lots of the people on the boats were dressed up, and there was Christmas music aplenty. Several boats had Santas -- some disco some traditional. The waterfront restaurants opened their decks to the general public, which is how Andy and I got such a great spot. Overall, a very nice, very festive night. Even Andy was feeling the holiday spirit.

I think we're going to go see the National Christmas Tree in D.C. tomorrow. Then next Thursday we're going to check out Midnight Madness. It's where all the Annapolis shops stay open late and have special discounts and free music and Christmas treats. I've heard rumors that Santa even makes an appearance. Plus it's yet another free event here. I love free stuff, plus I love Christmas, so it's pretty much a perfect fit.