On My Broken Laptop.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Yo, Where's the Kitchen AT?
On My Broken Laptop.
HaPpY NEw YeAR!
Friday, December 31, 2010
{CHRISTMAS}
{T Family}
What Did THIS Lucky Girl Get?
A Coffee Table,
that I found on the Local Classifieds,
and WANTED.
So. Bad.
(I Have Big Plans for It!)
But Was Tricked into Believing it Was Already Sold.
I was Sad, Sad, SAD!
But THRILLED,
When I Got It for CHRISTMAS!
And Another Total Surprise:
A NEW Camera!
{Merry Christmas}
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Christmas Eve
In Keeping with Tradition,
We Met for Breakfast with the T Family,
at a Local Country Diner,
Then We Broke Up the Party,
and Headed Out,
for those Last Minute
Christmas Eve-y Things,
to Rejoin Later that Day,
for What Turned Out to be
a VERY Memorably,
Wonderful Night.
We
(the Entire T Family, Plus Other Family Extensions)
took the Opportunity
to Volunteer and Serve Dinner,
at a Local Women's and Children's Home.
[I Cannot Take Credit for Organizing
the "Troops" or Any such Planning,
Only Fulfilling My Assignments]
We were Lucky,
In that Many Items were Donated
for Our Use,
Including Christmas Stockings
and a Santa Suit.
Forgive Me If I get Long on Details and Pictures.
Pictures of the Women were Not allowed,
but If So,
I would Have tried to Capture
the Events of the Night,
as We Served Dinner,
and did several activities,
Including a Hat Swap,
a telling of
'Twas the Night Before Christmas,
The MOST Endearing Visit
from Santa Claus,
and Christmas Stockings filled with Goodies.
I think at one time or another,
Everyone got a Little Teary-Eyed.
The Women, and the Volunteers.
At the End of the Night,
there were Lots of Hugs,
and a Special Feeling of Family.
I LOVED Spending My Christmas Eve,
Like This.
*******
Our Christmas Eve Night
was Spent at My Brother-In-Law's
Doing the Things that Happen Before
The Jolly Ol' Elf's Arrival
Shhhhhh...
[Whispering]
Merry Christmas to All,
And to All,
A Good Night.
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Operation: Fill the Bag
Our Goal:
Feed 50 Hungry People
Then We All Drove Downtown,
Jumped Out,
with our Arms Loaded with Sack Lunches,
and in a span of Half a Block,
All the Bags Were Gone.
Not One too Many,
Or One to Few.
The Feeling We Got from Their Tender
"Merry Christmases"
and
"God Bless Yous"
was Unbelievable.
