We have a big family, so Christmas is hectic. Isaac has three kids and Zac has four. I have six brothers and sisters. I haven?t counted how many people are in our family in a while, but it?s huge.
We?ve had Christmases where one of the brothers has gone to see his in-laws and, when you lose one brother and a group of cousins, it definitely changes the environment. ?This seems quiet,? we?ll say. We?re not used to that.
For the past few years, we?ve stopped having every person give gifts to every single person. It gets out of control. You?d need a truck. We do a gift exchange and, ultimately, it?s mostly about being together, lots of food and lots of Christmas classics.
As I get older, with five kids of my own (my oldest is 14), it?s definitely different from when I was the only band member with kids. That?s definitely less complex because you could have them roll with you, put them on your back and get on the next plane. But it really just gets more fun to have these different personalities.
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