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I love lists. Can you tell?
The piano-teaching business is picking-up and I’m enjoying it. Adults, teens, junior high, little ones – even a 5-year old. I’m having a ball!
Chris and I are looking forward to a major trip overseas this spring – sort of an anniversary trip. We’re really, really excited for it.
This time of year is crazy for us! Birthdays, Thanksgiving, more birthdays, Christmas, more birthdays. Hard to keep up!
That includes not keeping up with the blog, too, of course.
My parents and aunt and brother and his family came down for S’s birthday.
THREE!! Our little girl is THREE!!
Then came Thanksgiving. Whew.
The next day we (my family plus my parents and aunt) joined Mike and his family in Orlando at DisneyWorld.
Magic Kingdom, more specifically.
Of ALL the days we have outside activities, it was cold in Florida on that day.
By cold, I mean mid 50s.
It’s ok to laugh.
S’s entire goal was to see the princess’ castle and ride a carousel.
Check and check.
She loved it!
G got to ride so many more rides now that he is older and he had a blast!
Being there with family made it that much more fun. Can’t wait to do it again – when the temp is, you know, low 70s.
Yes, that would be perfect.
Nana and ‘Pa and Judy were like kids again, riding everything G did.
If Cinderella’s Castle is this amazingly gorgeous, can you just imagine how incredible Heaven is going to be? If human hands can create this, God’s handiwork is going to knock our socks off.
One of my favorite Christmas CD’s growing up (or was it a cassette? I think it was a cassette actually…wow.) was A Very Special Christmas. It included songs from artists including U2, Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Madonna among others. Stevie Nix performed Silent Night for this collection and I must say that it is one of my favorite (if not THE favorite) version of Silent Night I have ever heard.
…these yummy bacon bundles – a recipe from our worship pastor’s wife, Monica…(I didn’t get the recipe exactly right but even still, they were SO good!)…
…and these are supposed to be cloverleaf rolls but I ran out of muffin pans (must invest in more) so improvised on the pizza stone…then they looked ore like shamrock rolls or something…but even so, yummy! Making them from scratch wasn’t too terribly hard either.
We also had baked macaroni and cheese, pecan pie and pumpkin pie (store-bought).
My mom and dad and Aunt Judy were in town for the festivities as well!