Recovering from Christmas
This post is too late to make the cut for Holidailies for today but it is still December 26th here in Alaska so what the hell...
We must have had fun yesterday because we didn't get home until after eleven last night. We had shared a big family dinner at my uncle's house, a multi-generational celebration in the best tradition of the holiday. A bustling house full of comings and goings punctuated by a spendid dinner of turkey, ham and all the accompaniments.
My cousin and I started a two-handed game of Sequence which morphed into a four-handed, then six-handed game that went on for hours. The nice thing about Sequence is that players can be added or replaced without having to spot the flow of the game.
So, we came home late (for us) and fed the cats before turning in for about seven hours of sleep. We took today rather low-key. Denny cleared the snow that had fallen yeaterday from the driveway and the deck and I didn't really do much of anything.
It felt good.
We must have had fun yesterday because we didn't get home until after eleven last night. We had shared a big family dinner at my uncle's house, a multi-generational celebration in the best tradition of the holiday. A bustling house full of comings and goings punctuated by a spendid dinner of turkey, ham and all the accompaniments.
My cousin and I started a two-handed game of Sequence which morphed into a four-handed, then six-handed game that went on for hours. The nice thing about Sequence is that players can be added or replaced without having to spot the flow of the game.
So, we came home late (for us) and fed the cats before turning in for about seven hours of sleep. We took today rather low-key. Denny cleared the snow that had fallen yeaterday from the driveway and the deck and I didn't really do much of anything.
It felt good.
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