Will you be my friend?
Will you be my friend?
ammo,some money, Weathertime clock w/inside and out temps......I am blessed.
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
They make a fine watch, I'd be happy with that.
As I try to limit my comments about what firearms and firearm related stuff I have, I will only say that Christmas came a bit early this year with regards to firearms related stuff. Like about a month ago.
We've had the opportunity to see both of our sons since we all live in the same general area. Last Saturday, we went to the married son's house and give out "Quillows" to the grandkids that my wife made. (A "quillow" is actually a blanket with a "pocket" sewn on one end. When folded up, the blanket is then reversed into the pocket, thus making it a pillow.) Oldest granddaughter with hers:
While there, our daughter-in-law came out with what looked like a canvas, but actually was a small section of whiteboard attached to a wooden frame. Then she had each child put their hand on the whiteboard while she outlined each one with a marker. Once she had all the hands in place, she placed the framed whiteboard onto a small card table and allowed Nate, Liam, Moira, and Genny to color on the whiteboard.
The idea of the design with each smaller hand within the boundaries of the previous larger hand is supposed to represent a Christmas tree with the larger hand being the wider base of the tree and the smaller one being near the top. This now hangs on a wall of our RV as a new art piece. That is probably our most precious gift this year.
And right now, after a Christmas lunch with our youngest son, my wife of 44 years (today) is baking me some chocolate chip cookies. She says they are my anniversary gift. My greatest gift was that with her having two recent health issues, the prognosis is good. We're looking forward to another 22 years together.
We've had the opportunity to see both of our sons since we all live in the same general area. Last Saturday, we went to the married son's house and give out "Quillows" to the grandkids that my wife made. (A "quillow" is actually a blanket with a "pocket" sewn on one end. When folded up, the blanket is then reversed into the pocket, thus making it a pillow.) Oldest granddaughter with hers:
While there, our daughter-in-law came out with what looked like a canvas, but actually was a small section of whiteboard attached to a wooden frame. Then she had each child put their hand on the whiteboard while she outlined each one with a marker. Once she had all the hands in place, she placed the framed whiteboard onto a small card table and allowed Nate, Liam, Moira, and Genny to color on the whiteboard.
The idea of the design with each smaller hand within the boundaries of the previous larger hand is supposed to represent a Christmas tree with the larger hand being the wider base of the tree and the smaller one being near the top. This now hangs on a wall of our RV as a new art piece. That is probably our most precious gift this year.
And right now, after a Christmas lunch with our youngest son, my wife of 44 years (today) is baking me some chocolate chip cookies. She says they are my anniversary gift. My greatest gift was that with her having two recent health issues, the prognosis is good. We're looking forward to another 22 years together.
A rusty bottle cap, two sea shells, and a rock. I wuz good!
Primos the Club xxl, clothes 
, and cash.
, and cash.
Firearm related, I got some .45 ACP ball ammo and a Blackhawk Serpa OWB holster from my mom and step dad, and a Groupon stocking stuffer for a gun and lane rental plus ammo at Heartland from my wife.
