Sunday, December 25, 2005
Saturday, December 24, 2005
Where's the Love, Mother Nature?
The temperatures have been creeping up the last few days and the snow started melting yesterday and today it's a dirty slushy mess. How crappy, for Christmas Eve! I want new pretty snow now, please. It's just wrong to live in Minnesota and not get perfect snow for Christmas.
Holiday Light Displays
A tree, some animatronic reindeer (the one with his head up moves it back and forth), a nice little display. The weird thing is, this is in our neighbor's backyard. And it's not like they have some big pasture back there, it's a small city lot, and this photo was taken from our bedroom window. So the only people who are going to see this display is the people who own the house. And of course, us, from our bed. It's just a little strange...
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Monday, December 19, 2005
Christmastime
J. is home for good now until after New Year's, and we've been making Xmas presents together and it's really fun. Much more fun than shopping. I've got tons of stuff knit, as well as other crafty things that I best not mention because someone who's getting them as presents might read this!
I was watching my all-time fave movie last night while knitting, It's a Wonderful Life, and I still love it. It feels appropriate for this Xmas, I think, because things aren't turning out lately how I'd planned or hoped, kinda like old George Bailey's plans, and yet things are pretty good. My friend CK is having a baby in about three weeks, and instead of focusing on how this is the rather dreaded baby season (season of birth and all that baby Jesus stuff), which can be difficult, even discouraging, when you suffer from infertility as I do, I'm trying to focus on CK's baby, which I am really excited about. She is my bestest pal and I'm really happy for her, and I'll get to be a part of this baby's life, which is really different from hearing about other myriad people having babies that I don't get to play with. So I'm hoping that makes this season meaningful.
I was watching my all-time fave movie last night while knitting, It's a Wonderful Life, and I still love it. It feels appropriate for this Xmas, I think, because things aren't turning out lately how I'd planned or hoped, kinda like old George Bailey's plans, and yet things are pretty good. My friend CK is having a baby in about three weeks, and instead of focusing on how this is the rather dreaded baby season (season of birth and all that baby Jesus stuff), which can be difficult, even discouraging, when you suffer from infertility as I do, I'm trying to focus on CK's baby, which I am really excited about. She is my bestest pal and I'm really happy for her, and I'll get to be a part of this baby's life, which is really different from hearing about other myriad people having babies that I don't get to play with. So I'm hoping that makes this season meaningful.
A White Christmas, Most Definitely
Saturday, December 10, 2005
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