For the past couple of years, COVID stole our season. This year, it’s a double whammy of not feeling well and inflation. The inflation isn’t based on anything real, mind you. The actual price of a barrel of oil hasn’t changed nor has the actual cost of electricity. It’s greed and price gouging, pure and simple. So I thought I’d go back a few years to remember how it was. Let’s hope it gets better.
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Categories: #Photography, Blackstone Valley, Christmas, Holidays, New England
SERENDIPITY: SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
I find myself doing Christmas less and less every year. I’m speaking about gift giving. (I have no money this year anyway.) But I find more and more people doing the same (sane) thing: NO GIFTS please. I used to spend a pile of money and TIME shopping. I just can’t do it anymore. The only thing that is important to me is the Christmas Dinner with family and friends. That is the only thing I can’t do without.
I do wish all a very Merry Christmas and Good Tidings.
But I do that every day. Hope it’s going to be good for you and Family Marilyn.
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For the last two years, Christmas was not much. I seem to have a lot of pictures from 2019.
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I have a lot of pictures from those years, but no people are in them!
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Just the Colombian and I. I think you will see him Sunday.
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Making the best of things!
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Not like we have a huge choice in the matter. We might as well do the best we can.
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True.
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never forget the good times
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I’m hoping I’m still alive when it is officially “the good days” again. Sometimes, it’s hard to even remember.
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All we can do is remember the good times, Marilyn…
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Yes. I really hope they show up soon, while I’m able to enjoy them!
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