Hello, and Merry Christmas (a few days late)!
I just LOVE Christmas and it is possible that my adoration for this season led me to overcommit a bit this year. But morning as we walked to the beach for a Christmas swim, I told Eli that somehow this year feels even more satisfying than I anticipated, and I think it's because of the hustle-bustle of the season.
My parents have been here since early December, and Hanh and Eleanor joined us on December 20th. We had a really good time playing with Eleanor - she is a quick, clever little thing and brings a lot to the table personality-wise. (For example, she demands "Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer" whenever we go anywhere in the car.) She and Lizzie got along better than I anticipated and mostly were playmates but occasionally had dramatic altercations.
Right before Hanh and Eleanor arrived, we took Mom and Dad to Wadi Shab and then to the desert for a night (at Desert Nights camp, where we have gone before). It was a great two days. I owe you some photos but I'm having technical difficulties right now and I started a novel this afternoon and I would rather read it than try to figure out why this computer is so in love with the dreaded color wheel. I can just imagine those guys at Mac talking to each other when they invented the color wheel: "well, let's give them something pretty to look at while the computer is misbehaving or even undergoing a catastrophic event", "oh that's awesome, right, maybe it should have a rainbow?" ANYWAY. Here is one of T and L in Wadi Shab...
My tech guy fixed things for me, here are some desert photos:
I just LOVE Christmas and it is possible that my adoration for this season led me to overcommit a bit this year. But morning as we walked to the beach for a Christmas swim, I told Eli that somehow this year feels even more satisfying than I anticipated, and I think it's because of the hustle-bustle of the season.
My parents have been here since early December, and Hanh and Eleanor joined us on December 20th. We had a really good time playing with Eleanor - she is a quick, clever little thing and brings a lot to the table personality-wise. (For example, she demands "Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer" whenever we go anywhere in the car.) She and Lizzie got along better than I anticipated and mostly were playmates but occasionally had dramatic altercations.
Right before Hanh and Eleanor arrived, we took Mom and Dad to Wadi Shab and then to the desert for a night (at Desert Nights camp, where we have gone before). It was a great two days. I owe you some photos but I'm having technical difficulties right now and I started a novel this afternoon and I would rather read it than try to figure out why this computer is so in love with the dreaded color wheel. I can just imagine those guys at Mac talking to each other when they invented the color wheel: "well, let's give them something pretty to look at while the computer is misbehaving or even undergoing a catastrophic event", "oh that's awesome, right, maybe it should have a rainbow?" ANYWAY. Here is one of T and L in Wadi Shab...
My tech guy fixed things for me, here are some desert photos:
What great photos!
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