TWO DAYS TO GO

It doesn't seem possible that Christmas is in two days. The "busyness" of Christmas preparation has passed. All the packages are wrapped and ready to be transported to Kansas. I haven't done much baking this year since it's just the two of us. Our Sunday School class had our annual caroling party Sunday night and we caroled for several from our church who have had a rough year and then everyone got to feast on all the treats that were brought in. It just wouldn't be Christmas without this annual event. Holly is coming over in the morning and we're going out for breakfast, then to her house to see her tree and to deliver and set up her Christmas present. She opted for a new LCD TV this year. It sure did make shopping for her easy this year. Then tomorrow night we have two Christmas Eve Services at church. The choir is singing at the early service so we're going to that one, then Holly will be joining us for the 11:00 service. Christmas Day I'm baking a turkey with all the trimmings for us and Holly. We'll have an early lunch since Holly will need to get home to get to bed since she's working Christmas night. Then we're going to Grannie's. Cyndi is cooking a late lunch/early dinner (I doubt that we'll eat much since we will have just had a big lunch, but it was going to be too late for Holly). I've been enjoying the quiet days this week but have missed the anticipation of family coming home for Christmas. I hope that next year everyone can come home for Christmas! We're looking forward to going to Kansas for a few days to see the rest of the family and see the delight in the grandkids eyes as they open their presents from us. I hope that Santa is good to everyone and that you have a very Merry Christmas!!