It's here! Christmas Eve has arrived. I'm drinking my special Christmas coffee out of a Christmas mug. I put the apple braid in the oven. Now, I must confess, I didn't make the pastry. Hubby purchased it from one of the middle school band students.
The cookie and candy tray was delivered to our neighbors. The presents are wrapped and under the tree.
It is time to celebrate!
Merry Christmas!
Random thoughts on my writing journey, what I'm reading, my family, and my community. All before that first cup of coffee.
Showing posts with label Christmas Eve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas Eve. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Christmas Eve
I have my Christmas Eve bread rising and a sink full of dirty dishes. I have the fish out in the fridge to thaw. I need to make 7 layer dip for Scott's office party. I need to get showered, dressed and head to Target to buy a few essentials like toothpaste, because I keep forgetting to pick that up at the store. It is a rainy, gray and very blustery day.
And....I'm happy. This morning when I checked my email, I had a note from Anne. She is home, weak, but back online and writing. Yeah!!
No blogging from me for a week or so as we enjoy Christmas and then head out to visit family.
So, Merry Christmas to all!!!
And....I'm happy. This morning when I checked my email, I had a note from Anne. She is home, weak, but back online and writing. Yeah!!
No blogging from me for a week or so as we enjoy Christmas and then head out to visit family.
So, Merry Christmas to all!!!
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Christmas Eve
My sister in law and I headed over to the base to do some shopping. So, I'm now officially in the DOD database...I even was fingerprinted and have a plastic ID card. Wow.
We hit the BX and then the small Christmas market there. I found some real treasures. I've always wanted Russian nesting dolls and Patti introduced me to Svetlana, a Russian gal whose family paints them. I bought two...one for Christmas and one for year round. I love them. I also picked up some nutcrackers....so neat.
The commissary was wild...tons of people picking up things for the holiday. We came home with our purchases and proceeded to get ready for the rest of the day. We attended Mass at Landstuhl in the chapel. My nieces and nephew were in the children's program, so cute, and Mass was wonderful.
Came home and had our traditional wigela dinner, which is a Polish and Slovak Christmas Eve meal of mushroom soup, fish, potatoes, peas and assorted other interesting foods and traditions.
So, now the wait is on for the Santa man......we are tracking his progress on NORAD!!
Merry Christmas to you all.......the next post will be from Paris:)
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