These are railroad lanterns that
I have collected over the years.
The side porch looks inviting with
an old dogsled filled with pine
boughs and small white lights
I have collected over the years.
The side porch looks inviting with
an old dogsled filled with pine
boughs and small white lights
A small but near perfect Christmas tree.
Many memories of past Christmases adorn the tree as well
as some new/old ones found in an old barn a few months ago.
CHRISTMAS 2007
Cramer's Christmas is usually celebrated either the weekend
before or after Christmas so family members can celebrate
at their own homes and inlaws on Christmas Day.
This year Sue, Chris, Kenzie, and Kate arrived here at the
cabin on Friday night, December 21, as did Maggie and
Ginger, their dogs. Sue was very helpful in the preparations,
since I was still limping around with a bum knee.
Scott, Kathy, Megan and Jessie arrived in time for supper
on Saturday night, as did Mocha their chocolate lab. Shari
and Steve arrived early evening.
Saturday, we had an enjoyable evening, stuffing the stockings, last
minute gift wrapping and catching up on the latest family
events. Misti, Brian, Jeremy, Jenny, and Sharah had been
next door to their Dad's for Christmas with his family, so
they came over for awhile.
Sunday morning we had breakfast, our traditional stockings,
and then opening of the gifts to each other. Each generation,
(except Larry and I) trade names. I hung 21 stockings this
year.
Our Steve wasn't able to be here with the rest of the gang,
so he flew in from Atlanta Christmas Eve, the 24th. Abby
and Stephanie joined their Dad and us early Christmas
afternoon. Cramer joined us mid afternoon. Later in the
day we rode up to Great Grandma's (Larry's Mom's).
The girls left around 9 p.m. Steve left for Atlanta Wednesday morning.
Many memories of past Christmases adorn the tree as well
as some new/old ones found in an old barn a few months ago.
CHRISTMAS 2007
Cramer's Christmas is usually celebrated either the weekend
before or after Christmas so family members can celebrate
at their own homes and inlaws on Christmas Day.
This year Sue, Chris, Kenzie, and Kate arrived here at the
cabin on Friday night, December 21, as did Maggie and
Ginger, their dogs. Sue was very helpful in the preparations,
since I was still limping around with a bum knee.
Scott, Kathy, Megan and Jessie arrived in time for supper
on Saturday night, as did Mocha their chocolate lab. Shari
and Steve arrived early evening.
Saturday, we had an enjoyable evening, stuffing the stockings, last
minute gift wrapping and catching up on the latest family
events. Misti, Brian, Jeremy, Jenny, and Sharah had been
next door to their Dad's for Christmas with his family, so
they came over for awhile.
Sunday morning we had breakfast, our traditional stockings,
and then opening of the gifts to each other. Each generation,
(except Larry and I) trade names. I hung 21 stockings this
year.
Our Steve wasn't able to be here with the rest of the gang,
so he flew in from Atlanta Christmas Eve, the 24th. Abby
and Stephanie joined their Dad and us early Christmas
afternoon. Cramer joined us mid afternoon. Later in the
day we rode up to Great Grandma's (Larry's Mom's).
The girls left around 9 p.m. Steve left for Atlanta Wednesday morning.
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