Merry Christmas Eve!
I woke up to fog and frost. It was about 27 degrees. The sun was shining through and eventually the fog cleared. I got a good picture, a bright white layer of fog between us and the Whetstone Mountains.
I wrapped more gifts and cleaned. Then I prepared food for our traditional Christmas Eve party. Our spread was impressive if I say so myself. I did have help from my daughters. One made meatballs and a fruit platter with sweet dip. She also brought crackers and seafood dips. My second daughter made salmon bruchetta and cookies. We also had cream cheese tortilla roll-ups, b-b-q'd little smokies, chilled shimp with cocktail sauce, a vegetable platter and petit fours. I think that was everything.
We let the kids open their stockings. Then we ate and ate a little more. Then we sorted gifts and opened gifts for the people who were here. Sorting was not an easy task. For a poor economic year I feel that we are blessed. I could not believe the gifts under the tree. Praise the Lord!
Tomorrow we will have a traditional sit down Christmas dinner. I will use the "good" China! I try to use it at least twice a year, Christmas and Thanksgiving. It is only supposed to get down to 32 degrees tonight. Should be a little warm up spot for Santa and the reindeer. Our grandson put out cookies for Santa and reindeer food too. How could Santa miss?
Hope you all have a very Merry Christmas and May God bless you each and every one!
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