(or Happy holiday of your choice, but this post is rather Christmas-y)
Our Night Before Christmas
On the night before Christmas, we're all settled down
as more snowfall warnings are threat'ning our town
Our pantry is stocked and our shovel is near
we're ready for family traveling here.
We've checked in with Norad and Santa's en route
(and while the site's cheesy we still think it's cute)
As Kiddo gets bathed and gets ready for bed
we're doing some challenging math in our heads
We have to seat ten for our family dinner
(is it wrong to wish we were collectively thinner?)
The table will have to be moved with some care
thank goodness that Hubby picked up extra chairs!
The ham is defrosting, the turkey is too,
and Hubby baked cheesecakes for everyone, WOO!
The rest of the spread will be easy to prep
(some peeling, some mashing, a few other steps).
The hand-crafted gifts I've been making are done
and I hope that the new owners think they are fun.
The rest of the presents are wrapped 'neath the tree
and stockings are hung in a row -- one, two, three.
"We're finished! We're ready, now what do we do?"
We'll curl up and watch an old movie or two.
We've downloaded Lemmings to kill the last hours
before we awake to the snow or rain showers.
But whatever happens, whatever the weather
we'll celebrate Christmas, at our home, together.
My last wish this season is for each of you
Merry Christmas to all and a fine New Year too!
--Cheryl
(with apologies to Clement C. Moore)
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23 December 2008
09 June 2007
Today's creative "done" list
1. Took over 200 photos of Bucanneer Day festivities; posted a bunch on Flickr.
2. Tweaked the template and added new designs to our CafePress store (hubby added a new design too!)
3. Uploaded two videos from the parade to YouTube.
4. Wrote a pithy poem:
2. Tweaked the template and added new designs to our CafePress store (hubby added a new design too!)
3. Uploaded two videos from the parade to YouTube.
4. Wrote a pithy poem:
Rain should not fall
on June parades
but perhaps there was a
funeral nearby
in need of sobriety.
Labels:
creativity,
photography,
poetry,
webdesign
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