Christmas Memories 2012
Posted on: December 31, 2012
- In: Family
- 21 Comments
Although it was just my hubby and I on Christmas day this year, we had a pleasant, peaceful, relaxing time. I had an early Christmas with my family in Medicine Hat at the beginning of December. I was there for only a short time but got to see everyone I wanted to see. It was especially wonderful to attend a Christmas dinner at the retirement centre my mom is living in. My great-aunt Barbara joined us as did my brother from Calgary.
I am so blessed to have these two wonderful women in my life. Mom turned 84 on Christmas day and Great-Aunt Barbara turned 94 at the end of October. Mom was happy that I could make it to her Christmas dinner which included carol singing and door prizes. Aunt Barbara is holding a Tim Horton’s gift card she won.
It was also great to see the grandchildren! They were happy with their gifts.
Of course any time I get to spend with my awesome son is always special. He is responsible for those fabulous grandchildren, the best gift he ever gave me.
My daughter and I had our Christmas together on Boxing Day in Nanaimo. (see previous post) I learned that Christmas isn’t just one day of the year. It can be celebrated at anytime, as long as you are with the ones you love.
I hope you all created some great Christmas memories this year as well.
21 Responses to "Christmas Memories 2012"
Happy New Year, Darlene. looks like Christmas with your mom was special – as was mine with my mother who is 82. all the best, my dear.
Great family photos, Darlene. Looks like a wonderful time and fond memories.
Thanks Patti They are a pretty great bunch.
What lovely ‘photos. It looks as though you had a wonderful Christmas.
Like you, I enjoy spending time with my grandchildren.

















December 31, 2012 at 3:29 pm
Beautiful family! Sounds like you had a lot of fun. Wishing you a wonderful rest of the holiday season and a very Happy New Year!
January 2, 2013 at 5:17 am
Thanks Christa. I do have a beautiful family and am so thankful for all of them. Happy New Year!