Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thanks for the years of Merry Arlo.
Merry Christmas to A&J and Family To JJ; and hope Gene & family are back soon
we used to call it White Elephant gifting ….
Merry Christmas everyone!
Merry Christmas Jimmy, thanks for all the laughs and for holding the (slightly fogged) mirror up to our lives! Best to you and yours.
Merry Christmas to all and I hope Jimmy keeps peeking in our windows.
Happy Holidays Jimmy!
Something else new. Click the balloon with the number in it, and you go to the comments. Neat touch. Merry Christmas to all of you. I posted last night in the previous page, but it disappeared. Christmas magic perhaps?
I had a glitch with that page; the only way I knew to fix it was scrap the page and start again. Your comment was a casualty, I’m afraid. Nothing personal!
Gen. Chuck Yeager on Twitter: “Christmas childhood: The Great Depression didn’t affect us – we were already poor. For Christmas, we didn’t get lots of presents but Dad always gave each of us an orange-very rare then in WV & we were glad to get it. I ate the rind & all.”
My Dad grew up on a Middle Tennessee farm during the Depression, one of ten children. Fresh oranges were given to the kids (only) on Christmas morning.
Breakfast was cheese and crackers, because my grandmother was busy preparing the Christmas lunch. Cheese and crackers on Christmas morning was a tradition my Dad observed until his last Christmas…and one I have carried on, most recently this morning.
“God bless us, every one!” T. Cratchit
p.s. If you have Millennials in your family that happen to see this, you may have to explain why my grandfather didn’t just run to Walmart and pick up a few bags of fresh citrus fruit.
Speaking of Dirty Santa, I got a good laugh out of today’s real time strip about the Polaroids.
You were in the NY Times crossword puzzle yesterday! Well, Arlo and Janis were.
Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thanks for the years of Merry Arlo.
Merry Christmas to A&J and Family To JJ; and hope Gene & family are back soon
we used to call it White Elephant gifting ….
Merry Christmas everyone!
Merry Christmas Jimmy, thanks for all the laughs and for holding the (slightly fogged) mirror up to our lives! Best to you and yours.
Merry Christmas to all and I hope Jimmy keeps peeking in our windows.
Happy Holidays Jimmy!
Something else new. Click the balloon with the number in it, and you go to the comments. Neat touch. Merry Christmas to all of you. I posted last night in the previous page, but it disappeared. Christmas magic perhaps?
I had a glitch with that page; the only way I knew to fix it was scrap the page and start again. Your comment was a casualty, I’m afraid. Nothing personal!
Merry Christmas to all, and God Bless us everyone
Speaking of “Santa, Baby”:
https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900047433/santa-baby-is-really-about-marriage-the-songwriter-a-friend-of-orrin-hatchs-explains.html
Gen. Chuck Yeager on Twitter: “Christmas childhood: The Great Depression didn’t affect us – we were already poor. For Christmas, we didn’t get lots of presents but Dad always gave each of us an orange-very rare then in WV & we were glad to get it. I ate the rind & all.”
My Dad grew up on a Middle Tennessee farm during the Depression, one of ten children. Fresh oranges were given to the kids (only) on Christmas morning.
Breakfast was cheese and crackers, because my grandmother was busy preparing the Christmas lunch. Cheese and crackers on Christmas morning was a tradition my Dad observed until his last Christmas…and one I have carried on, most recently this morning.
“God bless us, every one!” T. Cratchit
p.s. If you have Millennials in your family that happen to see this, you may have to explain why my grandfather didn’t just run to Walmart and pick up a few bags of fresh citrus fruit.
Speaking of Dirty Santa, I got a good laugh out of today’s real time strip about the Polaroids.
You were in the NY Times crossword puzzle yesterday! Well, Arlo and Janis were.