Fullerton Inn, Chester, VT (Source) |
Afterwards, we returned to my Mom's house where we chatted, watched football (there may have been some eggnog avec dark rum in there somewhere), and generally enjoyed each other's company.
Friday dawned chilly and wet. It drizzled nearly all the way back to Little Rhody but we arrived, alive and a tad tired, but in fine spirits.
Anya wanted to know ...
Just where were you two all night? |
Anyhoo, Christmas is upon us, the holiday season has begun.
I was reminded of that with this picture from The Nuke ...
Buzz is looking forward to the old holiday.
As am I.
Time spent with family is a good time, Sarge. Drizzle sure beats snowfall any day.
ReplyDeleteAmen to both.
DeleteSounds like a wonderful Thanksgiving Sarge. Glad you had safe travels.
ReplyDeleteIt was good, getting there safely (and back) is always good!
Delete:big dumb grin: Such a happy holiday!
ReplyDelete😁
Delete'Tis indeed the season to enjoy past memories and create new ones.
ReplyDeleteJB
Exactly.
DeleteBut.. but.. but... no LEFTOVERS? (whimper, quiver of lip...) Even when we travelled for the holidays, we always came back and cooked our own. Love Thanksgiving/Christmas/New Years dinner, the turkey and ham sandwiches after, eating the same meal for 4 days after. Yum...
ReplyDeleteAfter 50 years, we've both grown tired of leftovers. For us, that's afeature, not a bug.
DeleteNice.
ReplyDeleteIt was.
DeleteYou lucky lucky lucky
ReplyDeletewell see the Monty Python.
I imagine you know just how blessed you are.
I am well aware of just how lucky I am. One might say, blessed.
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