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Merry Christmas

However you and your family choose to celebrate Christmas (or not), I hope you have a wonderful day.

I was going to post a picture of a Christmas card but I’d rather post this again.

I never expect comments on the blog but am happy to get them. Those of you who comment often and we become “friends”, you’re such a huge part of my life and my days. I appreciate all of you!

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  1. Merry Christmas to you and Vince! I rarely comment but yours is the first blog I read every morning. Thanks for being so faithful in your posting.

  2. Merry Christmas! May your year be filled with love, laughter, family, friends, and stitching… and not shopping in town. 🙂 Thank you for all you share with us.

  7. Merry Christmas to you and all of your family. I agree with Helene. Your blog is my first one that I read.

  10. Merry Christmas! Your blog is something I look forward to each evening to read. Most times you give me a good laugh. The glue on your pants was too funny.

  11. Merry Christmas to you on this beautiful morning, for HE was born.

    Love the pillow! 🙂

  12. Merry Christmas to you and Vince! I enjoy every post and share many of your adventures with Randy. We have had some good meals from your recommendations.

  14. Merry Christmas! Your blogs are one of the highlight of my day. I get so many ideas from you and so appreciate all of them! Blessings to you no your family

  16. Judy, I have followed you for YEARS! …through quilting, and knitting, and now cross stitch. I seldom (if ever?) comment, but enjoy reading of your day to day fun and struggles…not to mention the occasional words of wisdom from Vince!!! Happy Yule!

  17. Merry Christmas to you and Vince. Enjoy the new memories with Chad, Nicole and Addie.

  18. Merry Christmas to you and Vince! Your blog is such a treasure and I appreciate how much you put into it! I follow Mike Rowe’s mother on Facebook (she’s like another Erma Bombeck) and she calls us her little Facebook friends…lol…actually her husband came up with that. I love that we can be friends with similar interests especially when it’s hard to find local ones with the same bent.

  19. Love your blog! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and all your loved ones!

  20. Merry Christmas to you and Vince! I love your posts! I hope you finally got your card!!

  21. Merry Christmas to you! We had our son & daughter (and our granddaughter) here for an early Christmas dinner. We wait until our grandson comes back from his mother’s (our son’s son) in early January to have the grandkids open their gifts from us. We were able to give our son his birthday present (his birthday is Dec 26th) & they all headed to their homes a few hours after our Christmas meal. It was a lovely day. Glad to hear you had a good Christmas. We used to live 10 hours away from here but moved back 3 years ago last week, so I certainly remember those sad times of leaving to return home (as it was easier for us to come down than the family to drive up), and FAR prefer living here closer. Although I must admit I don’t like California & prefer Oregon…but family is more important! Hope you have a lovely week before New Years and a safe New Years celebration. Deb

  22. Merry Christmas Judy… thank you for all you write and share. It is lovely to have something positive, often humerous, and sometimes thoughtful to look forward to each day.

  23. Merry Christmas!! Hope you’ve had a great day. Wishing y’all a Happy New Year!

  24. On Christmas, I get to chat with my siblings more than the rest of the year! We show off our traditional bread that we have (always had) for breakfast, and debate what went with it. 😀

  25. Merry Christmas, Judy and Vince! Praying for continued obvious blessings in your health, projects, favor with your family and friends. I’ve lost track how long I’ve been following you. Lately, I read about four to ten posts at a sitting. Lots of fabric, but no sewing happening here. I did receive gifts of sewing tools for Christmas, so I can have a set to use in the rv. (Need to make kits!)
    Our Christmas blessing: Mom is visiting us in CA, from MS! (Soaking up all of her we can while she’s here!)

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