Hello Little Brer. You sure have been doing a lot of nice work for this vacation. Good luck with the tanning.

Hello everyone

I can't wait to play the limerick game either! I hope Jenny arrived in Colombia too and she is not still stranded in Miami. Well, hope everyone is having a wonderful Christmas. See you soon.

Jane

Alright blog-lovers! I can't wait to play the Limerick-writing game with everyone because it's the funniest thing ever! And Brer and Dad are the best ones to play it with! See you soon for the REETMA!

I will tell a funny Christmas story for my first post. At about 4 AM, Brer heard a racket downstairs, so she got out of bed, hoping to find Santa delivering her gifts. Instead, she discovered that David and I were still up playing starcraft. She was bitter, and when I said "see you in the morning, she said, "you mean the afternoon?" The trick was on her though, because It's almost 10 AM, and I've been up for an hour already.

Hello, everyone.

It's Christmas morning, and I decided to get going on this blog, so why don't some of you try to log in and say something interesting.

Today I've already taken out the compost, and the great Christmas surprise for me was that the weather is so warm that I was able to turn the dirt and cover all the compost that's just been sitting there on the top of the pile. What a great Christmas present. (Though it wasn't the best present for the Muskrats, I suppose!)

Today Bill comes out, so that will be a great surprise for those of us who are here. We will have our celebration on his birthday (27th) or the day after, because that's when the most of us will be here.

I think I'm going to have Manti again, as well as Tikka Masala (both of which take a lot of preparation, so maybe it's a foolish thing to do).

Last night we made up Limericks which we may or may not discuss in the next Carrier Pigeon.

I hope Jenny is getting this blog in Colombia where I hope she finally arrived.

OK, your turn.

mma