Left and around: Mary, Tee, Naomi, LindaThe Wt's enjoyed their annual Christmas breakfast of Belgium waffles, various forms of eggs, bacon, hash browns and toast. The owner of our gathering place graciously supplied us with a large selection of Christmas goodies. Some of our group have left for time to spend with their families. Lorraine is making progress, healing, and was able to attend. Linda brought her 18 month old great grandaughter, who sat quietly, studying our diverse group. It's always a treat to share Christmas with little ones. They enjoy everything going on.
This year, we each wore a piece of jewelry that was meaningful to us. There was a pin from Norway, a locket from a grandmother, a mother's bracelet, pins that were received while dating the now husband, a necklace from Austria, a delicate Black Hills gold leaf necklace and a necklace from Bethlehem. Sharing memories with friends and relatives adds fun and warmth to the holidays and the feeling that we probably don't need anything else for Christmas.
Merry Christmas.
