I hope everyone had a happy Winter Solstice. I know I did. I spent the evening with friends and I have learned that no matter what gets thrown your way, you can pretty much fix anything with a good laugh among friends.
Then I came home to an empty house (my favorite) and I built my shrine, lit some candles, and reflected for awhile.
I had my grandson last night and my youngest son Jacob came to visit. Eli and Uncle Jacob decorated the tree and there is no greater joy than to witness a tradition, that in turn creates a precious memory, being handed down. Uncle Jacob taught Eli how to trim a tree and Eli taught Uncle Jacob patience and that you CAN have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich without the peanut butter.
Then John came home and the hell hounds descended upon me demanding red vines. Our dogs favorite bedtime snack.
I hope you all have a happy holiday and may the new year bring us all good health, many blessings and precious memories
2 comments:
Great pictures...sorry I missed John's lasagna (was it on Winter Solstice night?). Hope you are enjoying Texas; dadgummit!
I'm having fun in Texas and they even had tornado up the road a ways.
The thunder storm was very impressive.
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