
And
Ethel wrote:
We had a jolly
time and much clacking of tongues was heard in the land. A large and varied
menu was enjoyed, to which everyone did justice until the dessert was reached,
then one and all “passed” until a later date. Ruth was the only one who felt
able to have dessert but balked when she found she’d have to solo on it.
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We women gathered
in the kitchen after the table was cleared, opened the oven door and gathered
round in various attitudes of comfort. Then we “let our hair down” and visited.
The men trickled off to do chores, but “Aunt and the girls” stayed
until later. The holidays faded away gradually . . .
And now our Christmas 2018 slips
quietly into the past, joining 1934 and all the other past Christmas
celebrations in the annals of time.
But – Christmas 2019 is in the
offing, and we have a lot to do to get ready. Will one year be enough? Oh! I
can hardly wait till Christmas! KW
2 comments:
Yes, I, too, am thinking of projects to start for next Christmas!! The snow and the decorations are helping to inspire me.
I have a lot going on in my mind. That's where things go on -- in my mind.
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