The Christmas lights are up in the plumeria trees and the Aloha Center is all decked out in the season's best, including blow up penguins with cotton batting snow and trees decorated with hula girls. Isn't this what Christmas is like everywhere?
Here's a poor college kid's Christmas count down. I got the package earlier this week, donated the popcorn packing to the birds and decided that I wasn't going to open anything else until Christmas, but I needed a reminder of when that will be. (...also, I kind of broke that goal. I opened one part yesterday and shared with friends who all raved about it. Thanks James!)
YES - Thank you for the delicious apple butter James! It's delightful!!
ReplyDeleteAnd Liza, thanks for sharing it I guess. Cause I guess that was pretty dang generous of you. :P I'll grab you some food tomorrow, stop by my room sometime!
Glad you liked it!
ReplyDeleteLove you Liza!
(Rachael, glad you liked it too! The apples were grown on my Dad's trees in Christiansburg VA, harvested by me, Mary (Liza's Mom) and my Dad.)
Mele Kalikimaka!
ReplyDeleteWe'll miss having you here with us, or in Christiansburg & Berea, as the case may be. Know that we'll be thinking of you.
And be very grateful James is in our family. . . there's no way you'd have your package by Christmas if it were up to me to pack & ship it! I'm still writing my way through this pile of papers! Hope yours are going well, too. (But it was MY idea to tuck your scriptures in that box!)
Rachel, I'm glad you enjoyed the apple butter, and that you're feeding Liza. I'm afraid she's my daughter in that, too.