BurrrrrP !!
Happy Day After Thanksgiving!! Are you all stuffed to the gills? We are!!
This was the view out our kitchen window this morning at crack of dawn....That white stuff is frost. Needless to say, it got rather cold here last night....brrrrr. Pretty though!
Our Thanksgiving day feast was Great!! Everyone pitched in to help make the day Fun and Festive! Kate showed up about 1:30 and again we had a very nice visit...knitting and eating and grouped around the fire. Telling tales of our lives now and remembering the years gone past.
Jennyrose called to visit with everyone....which made the day as perfect as could be.....wish she was here with us as well...maybe next year!...*I hope, I hope*.....
This is a hint as to what I am now looking forward to....can you venture a guess as to what that will be?In a little more than a month we will again be together! This time Kate will bring her good friend Rosie with her to grace our home......
Meanwhile it's back to the norm for us....getting orders out and trying to get back on the straight and narrow around our food consumption....devil get thee behind me!
Hoping that you all had a fabulous yesterday....at least as grand as ours....!!
Time to hit the exercycle for me!
Happy Days ;)
posted by Sheila E @ 4:05 PM
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4 Comments:
It is so coooolllldddd....but it does get one in the christmasy mood, doesn't it?
My term finishes 12/7 so if you're 'in town' let's try to rendezvous for coffee and chat.
Thanks for the card...seasons greetings to all at the Ernst's!
That would be a million-dollar view, easily, in California--but it is, isn't it?
My parents had, all my growing up years, huge handmade glass balls--we're talking 15" height or so--hanging from the cathedral ceiling in the living room at Christmas. That's what your picture made me think of.
I'm glad you had a fulfilling Thanksgiving. Thank you for the e-card - it is so cute! It's been frosty and cold up north of you, at least not so much rain. Happy Holidays to you and Michael!
Ahhhh - sounds like bliss around your home for the holidays. What lovley glass!
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