Do you remember the big Christmas lights before twinkle-lights
got popular? Did your family hang Christmas Cards on the
Bannister? Did you go over your Grandparents or other relatives
house? For many Burg area folks going over relatives homes meant
only going a few blocks. Did you ever go to midinight Mass
at Immaculate like us or another church on Christmas Eve?
Merry Christmas to all of my readers !!
7 comments:
Cards on the bannister, large bulbs, walking to Midnight Mass at St. Hedwigs, Christmas Eve dinner at granny's house, all of that stuff. Merry Christmas to you and your family Mack also.
HEY GUYS.....ALLOW ME TO ADD MY MERRY CHRISTMAS = HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO YOU AND VISITORS TO OUR BLOGS. YOU BOTH ARE ADDING MUCH TO THE "BLOGOSPHERE".
MEMORIES? SOME PEOPLE COLLECT COINS, SOME STAMPS, SOME BOOKS.....ME?
I COLLECT MEMORIES; A FASCINATING AND VERY HEART-WARMING HOBBY THAT I WANT TO PASS ON TO MY FAMILY, AND FUTURE GENERATIONS!
KEEPING CHRIST in CHRISTmas!
TOM GLOVER
i was an altar boy at immaculate. my first midnight mass i passed out on the altar. that was really embarassing..
Mack, MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and your family.
Mack:
To you and all that read this blog. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to one and all.
To all
This is the one holiday that gifts are important to so, but to me it is family, friends, good health, and the love of God and country that are the big gifts that could be under anyone's tree.
Merry Christmas from Mike family
Merry Christmas to Mack and all the readers of Macks Truck of Wisdom. Thank you for all the memories and cherished posts throughout the past year. I wish everyone a Happy New Year and look forward to more daily posts and pictures. The 'Burg is alive and well in the "BlogOSphere!" God Bless all our families and friends.
Cent 'ani!
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