It is Christmas break. 
I have expectations for this break and what I want to happen.  Every break I come up with this list of
projects or of things I want to do.  I want
to share what I am doing with my break and I am hoping that this will be a good
outlet.  
Here is what has happened so far, because we have to start
documenting somewhere.
When I got home from school on Saturday I walked into a
decorated house and a lit tree.   The house
smells so beautiful.  Back during
thanksgiving weekend my family went to go get a Christmas tree.  We have a tradition to go up the mountain and
saw down our tree.
Saturday night I went to a dinner in celebration of Christmas.  It was in a nearby town at an Italian restaurant.  I tried things I had never had and some I had
never thought of.  Did you know that
there is such a thing as eating marrow? 
Yes I tried it and it was good.  I
also had boeuf bourguignon {which is French} and exactly how I hoped it would
taste.  The company was the best
part.  I finally got to meet some people I’ve
been hearing about for months.  I also
got to say a few phrases in Italian and watch an older man light up with
surprise and delight.  I think I need to start
practicing my Italian again...
On Sunday night our church hosted the annual Christmas open
house complete with a hayride around the neighborhood.  I grew up in the suburbs and it is quite
comical to see people’s faces when Clydesdale horses go clomping past their
houses with a wagon of singing carolers . 
Monday I had the pleasure of helping {ok I stood and watched}
my mom and a friend sell lunch to middle schoolers.  I was also present to consult on the baking of
peanut butter m&m bar cookies.  And
then me and a rather adorable 4 year old spent part of the afternoon playing
tag and laughing on the front lawn.  I
forget how much energy a 4 year old can have. 
We don’t have many 4 year olds around my house at school!
So though there are things that haven’t been done that
should have been done already, there is still more time.  I am so excited to enjoy it

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