It's a balmy -6 here at Casa de Pablo, and the bedroom window was once again frozen partly open. I was able to get it closed, but probably need to scrape some of the frost out of the window channel to make it a good seal.
Breakfast consisted of just toast & jam (guava/pineapple, a souvenir we brought home from last month's Hawaiian jaunt), and several gallons of coffee. Okay, I exaggerate about the coffee. A little.
We'll be heading out at 10:45 to a) drop off our oldest at her job, b) pick up the special cake my wife ordered from The Cake Factory, and c) go to lunch at a fancy-schmancy place downtown, overlooking the Inlet. Our reservation includes a key-lime pie - the best available anywhere around these parts - to go with our afternoon coffee. Hey, it's a holiday, right? .
I am once again thankful that we don't have any long drives or forced get-togethers on this holiday. After more than 25 years of doing the two- and three-family circuit, staying home is such a blessing.
Have a great, safe, wonderful Christmas, my friends.
Psalm 22:27-28: “All the ends of the world shall remember and turn to the Lord, and all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before thee. For the kingdom is the Lord's, and he ruleth among the nations.”
6 comments:
Merry Christmas, to you and your whole family!
Merry Christmas y'all... hope you have a wonderful family day in. :)
and um.... who has the awesome key lime pie?
Merry Christmas, Brigid.
Merry Christmas, Jenny - and it's Simon & Seafort's. Spendy, but ZOMG!!! it's good.
Merry Christmas ... mmm key-lime pie .... sorry, where was I? That's right, wishing you and yours a very safe and happy christmas ... key-lime pie ....
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
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