Posted by dpittman on December 24, 2016 at 07:24:48 from (108.199.246.47):
In Reply to: A Christmas thought posted by farmall plowboy on December 24, 2016 at 06:52:17:
The times have most certainly changed for our family as well. The main difference is the gray heads that I so much loved and still miss is now me and my generation. We are still fortunate to have both our moms here and still in pretty good health. They'll be here at my house today along with about 30 more. It'll be loud and busy but good. The two I'll miss most will be two grandsons who are in ND. They aren't making the trip this year. I'm thankful for FaceTime. I'm also thankful for all the people we'll gather with today, none of whom I'm mad at and as far as I know, none are mad with me. Above all else, thankful for The One who is the reason for the season in the first place. I agree plowboy, keep family close, love them, make good memories this weekend. Merry Christmas one and all.
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