Last night, we hosted our annual Cookie/Grinch party, a 20+ year tradition with our very good friends. It started back when we both lived in New Orleans and we were all young and single (and childless!) Back then, the annual showing of The Grinch was a great excuse for a party (this was in the days when it was only on TV once all holiday season!). We both later moved to Delaware and continued the tradition. After the kids arrived, we added cookie decorating to the fun. At one point, the party grew to include 3 or 4 other families with kids.
This is one of those traditions we've adapted but not given up in the face of CFS.
Tonight we're planning to go out to dinner (no cooking and no dishes!), then to church for the candlelight Christmas Eve service. Tomorrow is my favorite time of all - just the four of us with no where to go and nothing to do but play.
Hope you all have a Merry Christmas!!
4 comments:
A beautiful Christmas story, Sue, about keeping the tradition with your two families alive. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Merry Christmas!!! Love seeing your tree and picture of your handsome boys!
Have a wonderful celebration of Jesus coming!
Happy Christmas to you Sue! What a great tradition.
Hope you had a fabulous Christmas, and that your post holiday crash hasn't been too bad. (Bronchitis for me, thank you very much. Boo.)
Also hoping that 2010 brings you much health and joy!
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