Welcome dear friends. How are you this frosty evening.<\/p>\n
It sure got cold quick. Not sure I like that.<\/p>\n
I was thinking today about when I was younger and how my sister-in-law Darlene and I used to every year go Christmas shopping and we would always go to Swiss Chalet for lunch.<\/p>\n
It was a tradition of ours. The funny part is that every year Darlene would get the worst headache from the sauce at Swiss Chalet and she would spend the next day recovering from our little trip.<\/p>\n
It didn’t stop us though as the next year we were right there doing the same tradition headache and all.<\/p>\n
We would go to the one that was downtown. It’s not there now which is unfortunate as it was really a pretty one.<\/p>\n
Come to think of it I think the poor waitresses back then had to wear those silly uniforms with the little white tops. I tried to find one on line to remind you of what they looked like but couldn’t find one.<\/p>\n
The fun things you remember when you look back. I haven’t thought about that for years and today it just popped into my head.<\/p>\n
Traditions are fun things aren’t they. They make something that’s just simple into something to look forward to and get excited about and remember even when its like 35 years later.<\/p>\n
Bobby and I had a tradition of breakfast every Saturday. Since Dr. Angelface I can’t really eat a big breakfast like that and now with Bobby being vegetarian its a tradition that has been broken. We have lots of years to make many more traditions though.<\/p>\n
Thanks Darlene for our yearly tradition of Christmas shopping, Swiss Chalet and sorry to say your yearly headache. Love you tons.<\/p>\n
Quote for you:<\/p>\n
“What is Christmas? It is tenderness for the past, courage for the present, hope for the future. It is a fervent wish that every cup may overflow with blessings rich and eternal, and that every path may lead to peace.” Agnes M. Pharo<\/p>\n
Until we meet again, Sharon<\/p>\n