James left early this morning. I stayed up and finished our Christmas cards. I took over two hours and then I went to visit Linda Diewald, my last visiting teaching visit. Afterwards I went to the post office and mailed George's package of sticks (he makes tea out of the bark), and our Christmas cards.
It was cold and windy today and is supposed to snow tomorrow. The Crane's are such good neighbors. They brought over a Christmas card and a loaf of the most delicious cinnamon bread I have ever eaten. Just the thing to brighten my day.
I watched four Christmas movies today but my favorite was "An Old-Fashioned Christmas" set in the 1800's in Ireland. I even wrote down some of the quotes: "The beginning of Atonement is the sense of its necessity." - Lord Byron. "One's station in life does not define ones character." - Tilly. "Don't let pride get in the way of true happiness." - Grandfather Bassett to Tilly.
Tonight I missed Ben's band concert.
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