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Christmas decor at daughter S' place. in Watertown, NY 2022 |
I spent Christmas Eve away from the Better Half this year, well, I should say not exactly. I saw her some of the day visiting her in the hospital where she was recovering from surgery to repair her right femur bone. On Thursday, December 23 she slipped on some snow and ice as we were leaving our grandson's house in Adams, NY. By the time she was settled in the hospital a severe lake effect snow storm began and I was unable to go home. So for the next few day I was staying with my daughter S. More about that in another post.
Anyhow, it turned out to be nice spending more time with her than I have in a long time. Maybe ever. I really like how she decorated her place for Christmas. Christmas Eve morning she made great breakfast of eggs, home fries, bacon and toast. I had to shovel a great deal of snow to get out of the driveway. Hospital visiting hours begin at noon, so I was there at that time. Visiting hours end at 8:00 pm at which time I left. So I actually spent 8 hours with the Better Half. Upon returning to S' house I had to shovel the driveway again as the snow hd been falling and blowing about relentlessly. After that I had a tasty beer, a Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. S had to work overnight, but she works from home so she wasn't far away. I slept a good 10 hours that night. It was much needed.
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Christmas decor at S' house. She is an artist but doesn't know it or believe it if I tell her. |
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Christmas decor at S' house. She is an artist but doesn't know it or believe it if I tell her. |
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Eggs and home fries. Missing in this photo was the toast and bacon. Superbly cooked It was like I was in a classic diner. |
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My daughter S whipping up a great Christmas Eve breakfast. |
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My daughters driveway looking toward Franklin St about 9:00pm after I shoveled it. |
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Finished the evening with Sierra Nevada Pale Ale that I had sitting outside while I shoveled snow. |
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