--- Noelene wrote: > Twas the day after Christmas > And all through the home > There was nothing but silence > And an occasional moan.
This does not quite apply to the lacemakers in our area, so I was tempted to write my own version of what will happen in the morning: 'Twas the Day after Christmas and all through this place is much bustle and scurry as we pack food and lace. Shirley invited us to Lace And Potluck lunch. We don't want to miss a minute with that lacemaking bunch. Lacemakers and husbands will gather to spend this day after holiday with laughter and friends. Shirley is our hostess for this day full of cheer, and we pack up the goodies for lunch we'll have there. Famous White Bean Chili with Chicken is the prize, so we bring the rest to make a feast, no surprise. Pack up the pillow-- remember the stand. Show and Tell items are much in demand. Several hours of lacing with chatter and drink, is a good way to spend a dull day, I think. The Husbands disappear until the food is around. They have their own fun out of our sight and sound. All the work at home can just wait a day. We have a fun way to spend Boxing Day. Alice in Oregon -- at the end of a wet and quiet Christmas, but looking forward to Monday. To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
