Getting Ready

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We may be jumping the gun just a little but we want to be able to take our time and enjoy the process of getting ready for Christmas. We went to Watson’s tree farm just down the road and chose our own tree. The epitome of freshly cut! It’s now up in it’s stand in the living room with the American Flyer chugging around it. As we were setting it up, we tuned in to an internet radio station and were delighted to be listening to Snoopy vs the Red Baron. That song conjures up some wonderful Christmas memories! And we are well on our way to having our Christmas cards in the mail. We treasure the tradition of staying in touch with far away family and friends at Christmas time. And even more we are excitedly anticipating the gathering of family for a Tween Creeks Christmas!

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