Merry Christmas from Alaska Nan... and you get special good wishes every time we munch the goodies made from the recipes you share! love from our family to you and yours!
Hope that today is also enjoyable. I always feel sorry for those who have to work on Christmas Day - especially those whose work may bring them, into contact with folk in pain and suffering. Not sure that Jaws would be my choice of movie - I'm more likely to be found curled up with Hazel Holt's 'Death in the Family' which I found on the library shelves on Christmas Eve - thanks to you, of course.
We have a girl working on Christmas Day as well - bringing a little cheer to folks at a nursing home nearby. So we'll celebrate our feast and presents this evening.
So glad you had a wonderful time together.
Wishing you every joy as we celebrate the Saviour's birthday together.
You all look like you're having a wonderful time in your cozy home. Poor Rod's out walking Annie-dog in the storm. 8 degrees, snowy and windy. I'm so glad we canceled our trip. I plan to spend the day reading on the couch. :)
Merry Christmas, Nan! We had your baked French toast for breakfast today - with a combination of strawberries and blueberries. A perfect Christmas treat!
Lisa, it was so much fun. Thanks for your good wishes, and late ones back to you.
Susan, it was very cozy and fun.
Kay, the same to you a bit late!
Val, that makes me so happy!
Scriptor, it sort of chose us. :<) Our son gave us a trio of movies we all watched together when the kids were little - the others were Patriot Games and A Clear and Present Danger. I love to think of you reading Mrs Malory.
Island Sparrow, how wonderful of her! I wish the same to you.
Les, it sounds like heaven to me. Reading is what I miss the most during the Advent bustle.
JoAnn, I can't tell you how that pleases me! Really.
J.G., I just burst out laughing when I read your comment!
Kay, thank you dear friend, and the same to you, though late.
K, no! I can't even sew buttons. :<) I bought it. It was made by a local woman and called a crazy quilt, I believe.
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And a good time was had by all. Merry Christmas Nan. I can just hear the music...da dum da dum....
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours! What a cozy scene - setting the right mood for Christmas for me just looking at your lovely family!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you all, Nan! We'll be having the family over tomorrow evening since my sister-in-law and niece are working tonight.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas from Alaska Nan... and you get special good wishes every time we munch the goodies made from the recipes you share!
ReplyDeletelove from our family to you and yours!
Hope that today is also enjoyable. I always feel sorry for those who have to work on Christmas Day - especially those whose work may bring them, into contact with folk in pain and suffering.
ReplyDeleteNot sure that Jaws would be my choice of movie - I'm more likely to be found curled up with Hazel Holt's 'Death in the Family' which I found on the library shelves on Christmas Eve - thanks to you, of course.
Dear Nan
ReplyDeleteWe have a girl working on Christmas Day as well - bringing a little cheer to folks at a nursing home nearby. So we'll celebrate our feast and presents this evening.
So glad you had a wonderful time together.
Wishing you every joy as we celebrate the Saviour's birthday together.
You all look like you're having a wonderful time in your cozy home. Poor Rod's out walking Annie-dog in the storm. 8 degrees, snowy and windy. I'm so glad we canceled our trip. I plan to spend the day reading on the couch. :)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, dear friend.
Merry Christmas, Nan! We had your baked French toast for breakfast today - with a combination of strawberries and blueberries. A perfect Christmas treat!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a party to me! You realize this could mean you have to watch "Jaws" every year from now on, don't you? :-)
ReplyDeleteHope your Christmas continues to be happy!
Lovely pictures of all of you. Know you had a good time. Merry Christmas to you all!
ReplyDeleteA warm family Christmas, what could be nicer?
ReplyDeleteMay I ask if you made the beautiful quilt that I see on your wall?
Lisa, it was so much fun. Thanks for your good wishes, and late ones back to you.
ReplyDeleteSusan, it was very cozy and fun.
Kay, the same to you a bit late!
Val, that makes me so happy!
Scriptor, it sort of chose us. :<) Our son gave us a trio of movies we all watched together when the kids were little - the others were Patriot Games and A Clear and Present Danger. I love to think of you reading Mrs Malory.
Island Sparrow, how wonderful of her! I wish the same to you.
Les, it sounds like heaven to me. Reading is what I miss the most during the Advent bustle.
JoAnn, I can't tell you how that pleases me! Really.
J.G., I just burst out laughing when I read your comment!
Kay, thank you dear friend, and the same to you, though late.
K, no! I can't even sew buttons. :<) I bought it. It was made by a local woman and called a crazy quilt, I believe.
Looks like everyone was having a great time!!!
ReplyDeleteIt was such a fun evening, Staci!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you had a wonderful, warm, happy family celebration. How nice! Best Holiday wishes to you, Nan!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Robin, and to you!
ReplyDeleteA very, merry Christmas to you and yours, Nan! (Better late than never?) Warm hearts, warm love.
ReplyDeleteColleen, thank you! and no such thing as 'late!'
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