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Morning All,

Yesterday I didn't have time to blog because I had to head out of the house to get to my parents' house to go get my hair done. When we [my mom & I] got back my younger brother and his fiancee had arrived [they also brought their little dog with them] so my son and I stayed over there for several hours. When we got back I had to eat dinner, then we headed out for the rest of the evening. Didn't get back until after 10 p.m. I was pretty tired last night.

Today I'm planning on baking gingerbread (yum yum). Possibly do some muffins (although from a box, not from scratch. When I was at the grocery store I couldn't remember what I'd need for my from-scratch cinnamon muffins, so I bought box mixes).

Because the story from Friday didn't get further than Janice staring out the window at the snow I decided to nix that idea for now. Maybe I'll save it for the New Year.

I'm not sure what's on my plate for the rest of the week, but I think I'll let myself take some time off to spend with family and friends near me. (Maybe even get some writing in!)

But I do hope whatever holiday you're celebrating that you have a wonderful, safe and blessed one. Have a happy, safe and blessed New Year, as well, if I don't get on to post before then.

Have A Wonderful Week, Weekend & Happy Holidays!

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Marsha Sigman said…
Happy Holidays, Bethany! Almost everyone is taking a blog break!
Tuesday, 22 December, 2009
Bethany said…
Marsha,

Yep and thank you :-) Hope you have a wonderful time! :-)
Tuesday, 22 December, 2009
Bethany said…
Bane,

Thank you!
Tuesday, 22 December, 2009
Bethany Wiggins said…
Have a delightful time baking... and eating. And happy holidays!
Wednesday, 23 December, 2009
Bethany said…
Bethany,

Thank you, same to you! Thanks for dropping by :-)
Thursday, 24 December, 2009
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