Introduction
Hi Family,
Larry Brown was nice enough to set up a blog for our family to keep in touch and write - - it's a new day folks! Now we can spend some family time on the web.
You know I miss family. We once were the family who got together for special occasions and then it all fell apart. Let's all try to recapture or begin again. How about it? I think we should all attend every celebration because time is fleeting for us and especially our parents. God gave us to one another for a reason. It's our mission to make it fun while it lasts.
We will look back as we do now with fond memories of days gone by. The kids still remember when we had our gatherings Christmas eve at our house or mom and dads house and how special it was with everyone streaming in one at a time. The Christmas nog in the middle of the table. The ham steaming fresh from the oven, the crock pot beans, the pink stuff, scalloped potatoes, mashed potatoes, fudge, rolls, special coffee after dinner, the salads, the conversations, the joy of opening presents.
Write your memories of those days on this blog and let's get going again.
Larry Brown was nice enough to set up a blog for our family to keep in touch and write - - it's a new day folks! Now we can spend some family time on the web.
You know I miss family. We once were the family who got together for special occasions and then it all fell apart. Let's all try to recapture or begin again. How about it? I think we should all attend every celebration because time is fleeting for us and especially our parents. God gave us to one another for a reason. It's our mission to make it fun while it lasts.
We will look back as we do now with fond memories of days gone by. The kids still remember when we had our gatherings Christmas eve at our house or mom and dads house and how special it was with everyone streaming in one at a time. The Christmas nog in the middle of the table. The ham steaming fresh from the oven, the crock pot beans, the pink stuff, scalloped potatoes, mashed potatoes, fudge, rolls, special coffee after dinner, the salads, the conversations, the joy of opening presents.
Write your memories of those days on this blog and let's get going again.
posted by Sasebone at
9:19 AM
3 Comments:
Those were the days, huh? My favorite memory of Christmas past is Wes and I dressing up in our Santa hats and passing out the gifts to everybody. We were the "official" Santas.
I also seem to remember that somehow, SOMEBODY always managed to spike the eggnog...wonder who that would be? LOL!
Ahh for the Good Old Days!!
By
Angie, at 11:36 AM
Yeah, hope they come around once again! The good days should be in front of us and not always in the rear view mirror!
By
Sasebone, at 1:28 PM
Come on family...it'll only take 5 minutes of your time to post your Christmas memory...surely ya'll have at least one memory....
I miss ya'll!
By
Angie, at 7:23 PM
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