
AND LUCY,
HEAR GOOD NEWS!
CHEMO FREE STILL!
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This week . . .
Sandy has a birthday,
What better time
Our little Mother, Grandmother is back "home" and we are all feeling better. Have been thinking about the opportunities and challenges we all face and this morning this phrase came to mind: 


An after Christmas
Gingerbread
CONSTRUCTION
Christmas Eve
at Suzy's



Christmas morning
breakfast. . .

Gunlock Christmas
Party



Rachel
sings her
Melody song
on Christmas eve . .
HOPE YOUR CHRISTMAS
WAS FULL OF
IMAGES OF WONDER!
I remember Christmas in Gunlock, the program Christmas eve, the singing, the reading of Luke 2 and the Nativity; Santa coming and giving all of us a present, the one we opened Christmas Eve. Walking out of the church in the dark brittle cold and looking up at the blanket of stars, our breath small white clouds and our feet crunching.
I remember hanging up one of Dad's white socks and finding an orange in it on Christmas morning.
One Christmas there was a Bride Doll with golden hair and a beautiful smile, another a little cupboard with shelves and drawers, full of dishes.
But most of all I remember the feeling of Christmas, the excitement, the family, and the love!
So long ago. . . and still here in my heart.
What do you remember about Christmas?