Today's question should be an easy one.
What did you do for Christmas? Or tell us what you did for Hanukkah, or any other celebration you care to discuss.
We're waiting.
Infinities of love,
Lola
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I had a Great Christmas, I hope you had too.
ReplyDeleteYesterday I went to the mountain to look at a stream.
ReplyDeleteI had a nice Christmas.
ReplyDeleteWe do Christmas Eve at Tony's family's house. Then Christmas day we had my Sister's family and Parents here.
ReplyDeleteI'm still in a food coma.
I think I may have scollops wrapped in bacon for breakfast. What??? It's bacon!
I spent money and drank a lot :) Now im broke and hungover :(
ReplyDeleteOurs was a little dull since we celebrated with Lance Criminal a couple of weeks ago. A nice dinner and phone calls to family...
ReplyDeleteOpened presents, ate food and slept.
ReplyDeleteWe had--& are still having--a wonderful holiday! Our oldest son, his wife & their son & daughter flew in from CT to spend Christmas with us. We bought a tree which my daughter-in law decorated for us, since I'm decrepit. That granddaughter & another granddaughter (who lives about 30 miles from us) are best (long distance) friends. We've all been getting together every day, including my daughter-in law''s mother & brother, who came down fronm No. California to join us. Wonder of wonders--my 2 17 year old granddaughters did all the dishes from our Christmas dinner for 16 people. I LOVE MY FAMILY!!!!
ReplyDeletewe hosted a luncheon at my place, and with that took the trouble to prepare eggnog.
ReplyDeletei think it was like 12,000 calories a cup :p
then there was another dinner party in the same evening, so i must have consumed like 20, 000 calories in a single day.
yikes.
Slept a lot, ate a lot, and made a mess unwrapping presents. It was great.
ReplyDeleteThere's not much reason to celebrate Hanukkah here in the Santa Clarita Valley. A holiday is better when you're happy with where you are, and considering that we seem to be the only Jews here, compared to what awaits us in Henderson, we just mosey on through Hanukkah. Mom started a new tradition of giving us our calendars for next year on Hanukkah rather than after the Times Square ball drops since we're pretty tired by then. The calendars aren't boring at all and are what we've picked out back in November: A notebook-style calendar for Mom, a page-a-day Food Competitions one for Meridith, and a page-a-day Johnny Carson one for me (with quotes from monologues, skits, etc.). Naturally, Meridith and I don't take the plastic off of ours until the new year.
ReplyDeleteFor Christmas Day, I watched the last half of the Knicks/Celtics game and was relieved the Knicks pulled it out at the end, and was amazed at the ending of the Bulls/Lakers game. THAT's how you play basketball, and the Heat were champions already with their first game. Then Meridith made her first turkey which came out a masterpiece, and there was sweet potatoes and stuffing to go along with that, as well as chocolate silk pie and pumpkin pie, both of the Claim Jumper frozen brand. Not great pumpkin pie, but I'll take what I can get here for now since I can't find my favorite so fast.
It wasn't a day for research yesterday, just reading ("These Foolish Things" by Deborah Moggach), but back to it today.
Hady my dad and his new wife and my brothers and their families around and cooked them a big Christmas dinner. Great day.
ReplyDeleteI stole the gifts of the kids. >:3
ReplyDeleteI waited for Santa Claus to come home, but he never arrived. :(
ReplyDeleteAte way to much! and still continue to eat.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a Good One.
I had a good Christmas no family arguments this year woo! haha
ReplyDeleteAfter getting up Christmas morning and watched Little Leo open his presents, I went out and bought bread rolls for Christmas lunch then I came home and loaded the car up with presents and stuff and headed over to my parents place where there was more exchanging of presents followed by me doing a lot of food preparing and nagging the men to get the tables set up..........lol then we had lunch after cleaning up we came home and spent the afternoon enjoying a few relaxing drinks and watching Leo playing with his new toys before going to bed........I would love to post photos of my Christmas but Leo has lost my camera and it is annoying that I can not find it......lol
ReplyDeleteWe had family over and played games for most of the day.
ReplyDeleteWent to my sisters house and enjoyed slow cooked prime rib. so good! all the seasoning was just right too! yummy!
ReplyDeleteHappy (late) Christmas!
I spent most of it by myself because Peanut was with her dad. We did celebrate the first night of Chanukah together last Tuesday night and I'll get her back tomorrow! Yay Rah!
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm proud of me for missing Rudolph, but not feeling alone or lonely!!!!!!
I really did enjoy the time to myself.
Friday night: in-laws house. Saturday afternoon: mass. Saturday night: in-laws house. Sunday morning: home. Sunday afternoon: in-laws came over. Sunday night: light show at the botanical gardens. Monday: in-laws house.
ReplyDeleteSee the pattern? I went to work Tuesday and felt so much less headachy.