I hope you had a happy Christmas. Ours was very nice. I
accompanied a vocal trio, a violin duet and a cello solo in our church service
Sunday morning. Monday we visited neighbors with jars of homemade Concord grape
jelly. Tuesday we had fettuccine Alfredo and carrot cake with our kids and with
theirs. Wednesday we opened presents and made waffles and turkey sausage for
breakfast. Then we went to my mother’s house where we opened even more
presents, ate far too much and watched an awful lot of Doctor Who. Best of all
we got to spend time with the WHOLE family, including two great-nephews and
three grandsons who are growing up just like weeds. We even chatted with a
niece serving her mission a thousand miles away. It was the best of
Christmases; not because of the lights or the food or the music, but because we
got to spend it with people we love.
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