🎄Dedication

For my three adult children, Sienna, Kalib, and Christopher. I enjoy(ed) bringing you joy every year as children, and I do hope that you will carry on the Christmas tradition in years to come. I love you all so very much. 💋
Love, Mom

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Slippin' Slidin' in my Socks

My mom is not one who really understands Christmas, because when she was a child in Korea, they didn't celebrate the holiday in her Buddhist household.  Skip to America, she shops for Christmas, and she always gives something small, because she wants to make sure everyone gets something from her.  Small usually means, a pair of socks, a package of underwear, or nail polish.  It's the thought that counts.  She's trying.

This Christmas past, my mother gave me a package of soft and fuzzy slipper socks.  I have been wearing them and they are the bomb when I'm in my shoes.  They aren't anything like the ones offered in the hospital.  They are cushy and soft.

However, they easily slip off when I'm sleeping.  For instance, this morning, I got out of bed to turn .my alarm clock off, which I keep across the room, and although the socks stick to the floor, I freakin' slipped IN my socks and fell on my butt.

Only me.

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Nutcracker Chris




My son Christopher is going to see "The Nutcracker" at the Orange County Performing Arts Center.  He has to dress in formal attire.  We couldn't find him a suit jacket that fit him.  His dad put a tie on him and I put a sports coat on him for something a little more formal than just a shirt and tie.  He cleans up pretty good.  

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Santa's Elves Are Slacking

Santa's elves haven't made any Christmas presents for Christopher yet. I may head over to the mall in a little bit to go ask him why! Maybe if I tell him about his procrastination problems, he'll get crackin'! 

Christopher's been looking under the tree for anything with his name on it. Most of it is wearable or edible. I have been busy at work and my partner most likely will never get shopping or wrapping done. It's all left to me.

So, I will have to head out and find out what is going on with the elves.  *wink*

On a sidenote, today would have been my dad's 71st birthday.  He was my Santa.  


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