So, I have a few photos to share (not as many as I should have recorded, but …). As is our tradition, DH and I made Candied Pecans and (no photo) Chex Mix that we give to everyone we see on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day … I also made gift card holders for cash …
So, we had some family out … Our first-borns (daughter and son) and our new(-ish) son-in-law. It was a great visit! I thoroughly enjoy listening to their journeys, tasks, accomplishments and obstacles. They are amazing young people. (BTW – our youngest [the Twins] are too, it just makes my life a bit easier to divide …
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Our youngest daughter was sick last week … and then DH & I both came down with a virus that wiped us out for a couple of days. [Yep Baby Girl in Ghana, and we get sick too!] So, I made her a get-well card, along with a Halloween card. And, our oldest son turned …
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As we roll into the anniversary of our special day, I am celebrating! How, you ask? Well, I started my day with not one, but two ‘DEEP core’ weight-loss donations (… and it hurt!). Armed with nothing stronger than Motrin, we went to celebrate … at my local glass supplier – while DH went to …
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