No Scrooge involved...nor Dickens. But some old White House Christmas family photos.
I posted them last year, but will just give you a taste today, and you can swing over to Living in Black Mountain Dec. 14, 2023 Here.
Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1960
Melania Trump 2018
Joe and Jill Biden (no date)
Today's quote:
No amount of regret changes the past. No amount of anxiety changes the future. Any amount of gratitude changes the present. |
ANN VOSKAMP A special song by 2500 Montreal Choir members singing Hallelujah: |
Today's art:
Cover of Vogue Magazine, 1914, illustration by George Wolfe Plank
Salvador Dali'
And for fun:
Carol of the Bells on Bowen Beer Bottles
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Second night of Hanukkah
I saw the Buzz Bus at my favorite car repair place, R.T.'s Auto in Swannanoa. He knows I'm his customer, but I was dropping off a friend who had had some work done on her car. Of all three of the car repair places in Swannanoa this is the only one that survived from the flooded Swannanoa River running right behind them. R.T.'s is actually a bit further away as the river curves behind him. But they had flooding as well, just not their foundation washed away!
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Just watched a fun movie "Fly Me To The Moon," on Apple TV+ streaming. The best part was seeing the real shots of Apollo 11 and the first men on the moon. The rest of the movie was well enough done that I didn't think it too much like "I Love Lucy," which is how I judge most movies these days.
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On Open Yesterday's Pages - my other blog:
Ode to Freedom a celebration of the first Christmas after the Berlin wall went down!
I love seeing all the Christmas decorations. Your header showing your plants and flowers looks pretty. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteThanks. As decorations, you can't beat flowers and greenery of live plants!
Delete...Melania Trump 2018. what a fashion statement!!!
ReplyDeleteYes, and many of us groaned at her pulling up the rose garden also!
DeleteI think the Montreal Choir thing would be so stirring. Some of Sue's extended family once participated in a similar 'choir' in Toronto. What a thrill! I think I would be too emotional.
ReplyDeletewonderful to hear about someone who's been involved in something so beautiful!
DeleteI hope you had a wonderful holiday either with family or friends or both.
ReplyDeleteThanks Marcia. I was alone but had many contacts with family and friends. Love having an internet!
DeleteI love listening to Hallelujah, it's such a beautiful song.
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