"Happy landing on a chocolate bar!"
Merry Christmas everybody!! I hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday. I'm sorry for my lack of updates lately. As I've said before, when I'm in a depressed mood, I don't tend to write that much because I feel like all I'm doing is complaining. But I am feeling 150% better, so let's update away!!
Cole and I have been spending a lot of time together lately, which has been wonderful. He and I found this connection and I love hanging out with him. He has this natural, almost corny, natural chivalry to him. It's not often I meet a guy who not only is willing to take fun pictures with me, but will pose with me like royalty and treat me to a serenade and waltz every now and then. It's enough to make a girl go weak at the knees.
I've started visiting Prince Caspian a little more frequently. I enjoy our visits together. Here's a photo memory from last time:
In other news, work is still going strong. It's nice to see daylight again. The Christmas parade is now out twice a day, which is fun. It's a lot of fun to see it!
I think my best news of the day is this link that I found, thanks to my friend Amber. In my last post, I wrote about Matty, the little Make a Wish boy who wanted to be a gingerbread man in the parade. Here is a link from Amber that has all sorts of pictures and stories about Matty's trip. (The same lady has more posts, if you click to see the thread up top.)
http://www.disboards.com/showpost.php?p=34756849&postcount=38
Here is a favorite of mine:
As for the age old question: "What am I doing for Christmas?"
Well, I went to work this morning and created lots of magic. We saw the Disney Parks Xmas parade on TV during our lunch and had some special entertainment, along with a potluck buffet. Tonight, I am relaxing for a bit, then I'm going to make Christmas dinner for myself, Margaret, Cat, Cole, and Andrew...with leftovers for Jenna and Josh, who can't be here tonight. The modest menu consists of shake-n-bake chicken, mashed potato casserole, mixed veggies, cinnamon applesauce, crescent rolls, and French silk pie. I can't wait!
I still need to finish opening my presents. This is the Christmas of gingerbread and chipmunks. I was surprised the other day to receive a present from Amy, my geology professor from college and a dear friend of mine. She always throws a huge cookie extravaganza party at her place and sent me cookies as a "wish you were here" gift. How sweet of her!!
Well, my company is due in the next two hours, so I supposed I ought to get cooking. :) Have a wonderful holiday and a Merry Christmas!
Cole and I have been spending a lot of time together lately, which has been wonderful. He and I found this connection and I love hanging out with him. He has this natural, almost corny, natural chivalry to him. It's not often I meet a guy who not only is willing to take fun pictures with me, but will pose with me like royalty and treat me to a serenade and waltz every now and then. It's enough to make a girl go weak at the knees.
I've started visiting Prince Caspian a little more frequently. I enjoy our visits together. Here's a photo memory from last time:
In other news, work is still going strong. It's nice to see daylight again. The Christmas parade is now out twice a day, which is fun. It's a lot of fun to see it!
I think my best news of the day is this link that I found, thanks to my friend Amber. In my last post, I wrote about Matty, the little Make a Wish boy who wanted to be a gingerbread man in the parade. Here is a link from Amber that has all sorts of pictures and stories about Matty's trip. (The same lady has more posts, if you click to see the thread up top.)
http://www.disboards.com/showpost.php?p=34756849&postcount=38
Here is a favorite of mine:
As for the age old question: "What am I doing for Christmas?"
Well, I went to work this morning and created lots of magic. We saw the Disney Parks Xmas parade on TV during our lunch and had some special entertainment, along with a potluck buffet. Tonight, I am relaxing for a bit, then I'm going to make Christmas dinner for myself, Margaret, Cat, Cole, and Andrew...with leftovers for Jenna and Josh, who can't be here tonight. The modest menu consists of shake-n-bake chicken, mashed potato casserole, mixed veggies, cinnamon applesauce, crescent rolls, and French silk pie. I can't wait!
I still need to finish opening my presents. This is the Christmas of gingerbread and chipmunks. I was surprised the other day to receive a present from Amy, my geology professor from college and a dear friend of mine. She always throws a huge cookie extravaganza party at her place and sent me cookies as a "wish you were here" gift. How sweet of her!!
Well, my company is due in the next two hours, so I supposed I ought to get cooking. :) Have a wonderful holiday and a Merry Christmas!