Yesterday, after getting up at 6am to watch the boys open their Christmas gifts (they boys received "needed" items - underware, socks, pajamas - so that they could use their gift cards received from their grandparents on "wanted" items) we had a quick breakfast and headed into *The Store* so that we could be there for all the Christmas fruit arrangement pick ups scheduled between 8 and 12. We even made up a few other arrangements to have on hand "just in case" walk ins came in looking for something special to take to a Christmas meal they were having that day - which was a good thing, as we sold 3 out of the 4 that were made. Just like Thanksgiving, the boys came with us to work, greeting the customers at the door, found their arrangement in the walk-in refrigerator and carried it out to their cars. They really have a good time coming in with us to "work". This wasn't your typical Christmas family celebration, but it worked for us...and if that wasn't atypical enough for you, around 3pm the boys and I had the car all packed up and started our journey down to LA for our hockey week.
Matthew's (younger son) starts his tournament today with a game at 4pm...his tournament goes until Tuesday evening...Robert (older son) starts his tounament on Tuesday and finishes up on Thursday evening, when we head back home. We have camped out in the Marriot, bringing food so that we can keep the costs down, eating breakfasts and some lunches in our room.
That is about it, hope you are having a nice holiday with your friends, families and loved ones!
Take care and remember...
Love, Live, Laugh and Stitch Often!
Lisa
Love is the greatest medicine.
I ask to be the healing medicine for others.
I ask my heart to expand its boundaries and to love others as they wish to be loved.
I ask my heart to expand its boundaries and open to my being loved as I wish to be loved.
~Julia Cameron
You are as prone to love as the sun it so shine;
it being the most delightful and natural employment of the soul of humans
~Thomas Traherne
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Good luck to your sons in their tournaments. My nephew left today to take part in the Under 17 world hockey challenge in Winnepeg.
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