Merry Christmas! Happy Birthday, Jesus!
Christmas greeting was one day late for posting Christmas
Dinner photos together.
Christmas morning, around half inch snow has fallen as
forecast. It made “White Christmas” in
Chicago.
These photos were taken from the porch. There were a little bit of new snow on the
garages roofs.
Snow on the Porch
Christmas Dinner at the home of Lisa/Dave
Lisa/Elsa and Holly, Dave’s brother’s wife
Dave was busy cooking and
Amanda helped washing dishes
Steven, Dave’s father Ranny, and Dan-san are sitting down at
the front room away from the kitchen
Many, many presents for 12 adults and 1 beautiful girl
Charlie Brown tree skirt was used around the tree
All those presents were separated and made a pile up at the
feet of each person, and started to open.
They were happy to have all those presents.
There is no photo, but Lisa came to Hiroko and said “Happy
Birthday!” Hiroko’s special Birthday is
coming soon, so everyone pitched in and gave Hiroko to use them for the part of
Air Fare to Japan. Surprise! Surprise!
Thank you very much to everyone!
Well, here is foods for Christmas Dinner.
These foods are almost similar to the Thanksgiving dinner,
but the big difference was the roast beef tenderloin, instead of Turkey. This tenderloin cooked by Dave was so
delicious, that the meat melted in the mouth.
Gravy, Bread and Green Beans with Bacon
Salad and Potato
Rice Casserole and Cauliflower Casserole
They are always very, very tasty
Ham
Amanda’s usual corn casserole was changed to vegetable
dish. It was very, very tasty. Amanda said it took so many hours to
prepare. The many different vegetables
without cheese dish was very good for Hiroko who had high cholesterol last
January.
Giving the grace for foods!
Dan-san started to pray, “Happy Birthday!” to Jesus, and
we’d like to remember how this baby will walk to suffering life in this world,
and the last greatest suffering would be to die on the cross for the salvation
of human being, because Jesus loves each one of the all human being so
much. Dan-san told the Lord he wants to
give thanks to all the hands prepared all these foods, and special thanks to
Lisa/Dave for opening their home.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
happy belated birthday! when was it? did you come back from japan?
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Hi, Kit
ReplyDeleteThank you for your greeting.
My birthday is almost end of year.
I didn't go to Japan, yet. I'm thinking to go to Japan this year. Lisa and Elsa wants to go, so I have to think.
Well, come to see us, sometime. Please take care in this cold weather. Hiroko