Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Friday, December 24, 2010
Missing Cow and Susie have been found!
One year old Benjamin Jon's favorite toy is Cow! He packed his favorite toy around the house when he was here at Thanksgiving. When Ben went home, Cow was missing! Where was Cow? Grandpa and Grandma hunted everywhere. Under the couches, chairs, and all usual places for missing toys.
It was then feared that Cow may have been accidentally put in the trash can? Kidnapped? An "All Points Bulletin was broadcast! It turns out Cow and Susie have been hiding in Ben's Huggies box for the last month. Grandma was getting ready for Ben's Christmas visit and found Cow and Susie! Hooray!
It was then feared that Cow may have been accidentally put in the trash can? Kidnapped? An "All Points Bulletin was broadcast! It turns out Cow and Susie have been hiding in Ben's Huggies box for the last month. Grandma was getting ready for Ben's Christmas visit and found Cow and Susie! Hooray!
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Christmas Tree Decoration in Progress
Yes, the tree will probably be decorated by Christmas. I am working on it! Jon and I cut down the tree on Tuesday and got it measured and into the stand. I had time to add some of the lights before we went to the Hope Christmas Party at the Hope Cafe. The Cougar Creek Band played and the place was packed! Everyone brought cookies to share. There were a LOT of cookies. Yum! It was a lot of fun.
The next day it was off to Sandpoint to find more lights for the tree and buy the turkey and fixings for Christmas dinner. I drove around in the Yoke's parking lot for 10 minutes before I could find a parking space. I was afraid to go in! Too many people for me. Maybe they could deliver my groceries next year? My order would just about fill the back of a van or pickup truck.
Once I get the tree decorated there are still a few gifts to wrap and then it's on to the baking and cooking all the special Christmas goodies! I am thinking of some sugar cookies, gingerbread men and Swedish bread for starters. Oyster stew on Christmas Eve. It all sounds good. Tis the season!
The next day it was off to Sandpoint to find more lights for the tree and buy the turkey and fixings for Christmas dinner. I drove around in the Yoke's parking lot for 10 minutes before I could find a parking space. I was afraid to go in! Too many people for me. Maybe they could deliver my groceries next year? My order would just about fill the back of a van or pickup truck.
Once I get the tree decorated there are still a few gifts to wrap and then it's on to the baking and cooking all the special Christmas goodies! I am thinking of some sugar cookies, gingerbread men and Swedish bread for starters. Oyster stew on Christmas Eve. It all sounds good. Tis the season!
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