So sweet! I wonder who will be next in our group to get married...?

Our friends the Moores stayed with us for three days, and as usual we had so much fun having them with us. Games, walks, fiddling, (aka 'jammin' ) and discussing theology are some of our favorite pastimes with them. We look forward to their visits so much. They are a joy to be with.
You can visit their fiddling website here: http://www.siblingstrings.com/
But now that the craziness is over, we have two days of vacation! This week mom and the girls and I are kicking off our Christmas shopping with our annual tradition. Two full days of shoppin' till we're dropin', starting with the Victorian Country Christmas, a huge Christmas fair down at the Puyallup fair grounds. (complete with our standard lunch; homemade chicken salad on Cost-co croissant rolls, Mmmmmm!)
We hang out the rest of the day in Puyallup and spend the night in a nearby hotel. The next day, we head out for Ikea, and then the Alderwood mall. Heading home usually around 9pm with Starbucks coffee in one hand, and shopping bags in the other. It's such a fun time, and very sweet memories are made with momma and sisters. No boys allowed. :) But they have fun guy stuff and lots of food to keep them happy.
So that's what I'll be doin' tomorrow and Thursday. Oh, and then the Messiah concerts on Friday and Saturday night! Ahh, busy, busy holidays. Tis' the season. And I'm lovin every minute of it.
Happy Holidays!!
Christmas is not a date, it's a state of mind. ~M.E.C.
3 comments:
Sounds like you are gonna have lots of fun! I especially like the part about the coffee! =D
Oh fun!!!!!!! :-D
Oh, Emily! What fun! You'll have to tell me all about your shopping adventure when I see you next time.
The picture of the new Mr. and Mrs. Criss was very sweet.
I love the holiday bustle too, "Parties for hosting, marshmallows for toasting, and caroling out in the snow..." AND I agree with your quote this time. Christmas is a state of mind.
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