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Friday, December 23, 2005

I'm still alive...


But most of the time, I'm asleep.


Happy Hannukah to you all, and Happy Christmas too. We're having a quiet year, at home with a baby who meeps and a cat who eats ribbons, and a dog who loves everyone There is no money for presents, but I will make pecan pancakes for breakfast and we will drink a toast. There's no need for anything more than we've been given.


We will have Chinese food for both holidays, as everything collides this year. All at once. Fried. Egg rolls. General Tsao's. Chinese food and egg nog. As befits this most JewishyIrishy of homes in this most accomodating of calendar years. We will sing some songs and light some candles and think about miracles.


PS: GIFT is not a verb, goddammit!

6 Comments:

David said...

Hey Laurel,

Welcome back. And cute duo!

Here's your Christmas/Hannukah gift:

'Tis the season...consider this your OFFICIAL INVITATION to my 8 day poetry bash as we count down to 2006!
I'm pouring drinks and offering some unadulterated poetic fun, so come on in and cozy up on one of the Troubadour's couches, won't you?

www.plightoftroubadour.blogspot.com

7:43 PM  
Artichoke Heart said...

Good thoughts and happy holiday wishes to you and your be-YOO-tiful family!

8:44 PM  
Eduardo C. Corral said...

have a great holiday season!

5:09 PM  
¡Benjaminista! said...

Merry happy everything!

9:24 PM  
Laura Carter said...

happy holidays, you guys! e-mail me, call me, can't wait to meet the little one when you have time (i'll bring food!) love, Laura

10:10 PM  
Genevieve said...

I don't know about gift not being a verb - in '70s post Vatican II times Catholics used it every five minutes as a strange sort of passive verb, 'you have been gifted to me,','the Father has gifted me with his love' etc. But no doubt John Paul II has had it well and truly chucked out by now. Happy Hannukah to you all.

8:38 AM  

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