For some reason this year, I have, for the most part, NOT had the Christmas Spirit. I don't mean that I'm not grateful for the birth of our Savior, or that I don't know the real "Reason for the Season, but that I just flat out have not had the energy to focus on all that goes along with it. In the past we have always decorated within a day or so after Thanksgiving, but this year I seriously considered not decorating at all. I might not would have if it had not been for little Rachel's excitement whenever she would see someone elses decorations. I just couldn't let her come to "RoRo's" house and not have a tree. So we finally decorated this past week.
Usually by now I have already done a lot of baking and menu planning for Christmas Day, but so far I have done NO Christmas baking and have only today figured out (sort of) what we'll be having Christmas morning. I still have all of my gift wrapping to do, but have thankfully finished all of my shopping (I hope). I am praying that somehow I will get a mysterious burst of energy today and will be able to do the gift wrapping and that while I am wrapping I will begin to feel a sense of excitement that will carry over until Christmas Day. That could happen, right? Well, anyway, here's a look at our simple Christmas Day Menu.
BREAKFAST
Ham & Bacon Quiche
Mini Ham & Biscuits
Cinnamon Rolls
Cranberry Bread
Sausage Balls
Applesauce Muffins
Fruit
Juice
Spiced Cider
Coffee
LUNCH & SUPPER
Chili
Potato Soup
Tortilla Chips
Ham or Turkey Sandwiches
SNACKS
Chex Mix, Pudding Cookies, Haystacks, Brownies, and Fruit
As I mentioned in a previous post, we just graze for most of our meals on Christmas Day. I put the food out and everyone helps themselves whenever they get the notion. It makes for a much simpler and relaxed day for Mom.
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