When Darling Daughter was home over Thanksgiving, we made a run to the Free Store. Believe we had 13 afghans, a spread, duvet, drapes, and personal care items. Normally I've made Homeless Families Foundation as our primary charity to support; but a friend was telling me about the Free Store, they serve a very underserved population of folks in need in a different area of the city. They were appreciative of the donation. I encourage you all to see if your local has a Free Store. You've seen the pictures of the afghans throughout the year. I generally make deliveries in the fall or early winter when things like that are in need.The veggies I took to the family Thanksgiving gathering. Always think they're so colorful before you cook them. They loose some of their brightness after cooking. Brussel Sprouts, Butternut Squash, Cranberries, and a tart apple make a really cook mix.Gearing up for Christmas, no doubt many of you are as well. Many of our ornaments have been purchased during our travels, so it's always fun to remember our trips as I unwrap and place them on the tree.A Christmas long ago, when both hubby and I had full heads of dark hair, and our Darling Daughter still believed.Still pictures from the way back machine.We're getting olderMother and daughter sweaters on Christmas morning.Christmas quilt I made for Mom, many many years ago. She's been gone a long time, I now put the quilt on the sofa back during the holidays. She loved Poinsettias. The photo's aren't in date order, obviously.And in the truly way way back machine. Check out the old tv in the background. I'm not sure how old I was here, but maybe 3.
Merry Christmas to you all. And if you're traveling for the holiday, safe travels.







...I don't believe that we have a Free Store and the same is true of hair on my head. I wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteGuess misery loves company with the loss of hair, lol. Merry Christmas to you as well.
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