Well, it is Christmas Eve and it was about 60 degrees here today. After being born and raised in Canada, it doesn't really seem like Christmas with such warm weather. But I should be used to it by now. Next winter if we are in PA, we will see lots of snow.
Today I had an unexpected blessing. Missie was lonely so I called a friend to see if she could play with her daughter for a while. So I took her over there and the mom wanted me to stay and eat a piece of pizza with them and we worked on some cards. I enjoyed that little time away doing rubber stamps and relaxing with a friend.
Jr. and I did most of the Christmas cooking today. My inlaws are driving down in a.m. and sometimes get here by 10 a.m. Dad is an early riser and likes to get on the road early. So I didn't want to have work most of the day cooking. We cooked the turkey and dressing today; I made a sweet potato casserole that is ready to be popped in the oven for the last stage of cooking; and made a 7 layer salad. I am going to do homemade rolls in a.m. and mom is bringing dessert. I will make gravy and open the cranberry sauce in a.m. That will be our meal. They will stay 3 hrs. or so and leave to go back home.
So I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas! They come and go so fast.
Monday, December 24, 2007
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Norma,
Hi! It was so good to hear from you. I hope you had a great Christmas! It is good to see Preston is up and moving around so well. Our Christmas was pretty good. Grandma spoiled the kids terribly, but they love her, and it's that much less that we hae to buy! I did get a downer last night. My friend's daughter passed away about 9pm. She had cancer, and it was very expected. I was hoping that she would hold on until today, but God wanted her yesterday. We are all doing great. I am not on Fun Place anymore. I just don't have the time right now. When Zoie is a little older, maybe. Homeschooling Piper, at age 6, takes a lot of time, and then keeping up with Zoie adds alot. Poor Greg, some nights he's lucky to get a bologna sandwich!
Well, I hear loud voices, I better go! Love, Cindy
Cindy, So sorry about your friend's daughter passing away; that is hard, especially at this time of the year. Sounds like you stay real busy, and I understand!
Norma
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