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Happy Christmas Eve Indeed!
Dee Jay, your visit with your friend sounds very busy and enjoyable. I have a friend who definitely has the FOMO. She almost can’t stand to spend a quiet night at home with her family. I think we need to add Tahoe to our list of places to visit. My employee wasn’t too bad today. She started her yammering about her personal life right off the bad and I waited about 3 minutes then interrupted and said okay we’ve got a lot to do today so get after your work and then see if you can help someone else get their stuff done. I then said I can’t promise we’ll get to go home early but we can hope. She actually got her work done in what I considered a timely manner (unusual for her) and did help out the new girl. We got to leave at 3 pm. Marty and I have our Christmas present hanging on the wall, the latest Snoopy print but we got each other stocking stuffers. I can see a cute little Snoopy on top of my stocking. We often open gifts on Christmas Eve but I think I’d rather wait until tomorrow. Your shopping method with Bill worked well for both of you; you picked your present and he got you exactly what you wanted. We usually pick our own big presents. Surprises are still fun though.
Deegee, how is your beautiful sapphire ring today?
I stopped by the cemetery on the way home today. Busy place. The reason I am mentioning it is because someone bought wreaths for every grave in the veteran section. How nice is that? The cemetery offered to place evergreen wreaths or blankets for a fee and I ordered one of the blankets. I went out on the weekend they said they would be placed and the veteran’s section that day maybe had a few of the blankets and about 20 wreaths. I told Marty someone had to buy them all because I can’t imagine every single grave had the same order. I thought that was very nice.
We had chips and salsa this afternoon now I won’t be hungry for supper but Marty is eyeballing the clock so I’d best get busy.
Have a great Christmas Eve and a wonderful Christmas day tomorrow!
Marcy / Curby
Dee Jay, your visit with your friend sounds very busy and enjoyable. I have a friend who definitely has the FOMO. She almost can’t stand to spend a quiet night at home with her family. I think we need to add Tahoe to our list of places to visit. My employee wasn’t too bad today. She started her yammering about her personal life right off the bad and I waited about 3 minutes then interrupted and said okay we’ve got a lot to do today so get after your work and then see if you can help someone else get their stuff done. I then said I can’t promise we’ll get to go home early but we can hope. She actually got her work done in what I considered a timely manner (unusual for her) and did help out the new girl. We got to leave at 3 pm. Marty and I have our Christmas present hanging on the wall, the latest Snoopy print but we got each other stocking stuffers. I can see a cute little Snoopy on top of my stocking. We often open gifts on Christmas Eve but I think I’d rather wait until tomorrow. Your shopping method with Bill worked well for both of you; you picked your present and he got you exactly what you wanted. We usually pick our own big presents. Surprises are still fun though.
Deegee, how is your beautiful sapphire ring today?
I stopped by the cemetery on the way home today. Busy place. The reason I am mentioning it is because someone bought wreaths for every grave in the veteran section. How nice is that? The cemetery offered to place evergreen wreaths or blankets for a fee and I ordered one of the blankets. I went out on the weekend they said they would be placed and the veteran’s section that day maybe had a few of the blankets and about 20 wreaths. I told Marty someone had to buy them all because I can’t imagine every single grave had the same order. I thought that was very nice.
We had chips and salsa this afternoon now I won’t be hungry for supper but Marty is eyeballing the clock so I’d best get busy.
Have a great Christmas Eve and a wonderful Christmas day tomorrow!
Marcy / Curby