But we had a pleasant Eve over there. We munched, talked and played a few games. Then, I scraped the ice off the car for the drive home. Yes, sorry to say that we did have freezing rain, but it could have been worse and gone on for longer than it did.
The Mexican lasagna ↑ has been pre-cooked and is already over there, and I picked up the apple pies from the church in Ashton ↓ so dinner will just take warming up whenever we choose to have it.
In the meantime, I leave you with several composites by Sue of our evening at the Mill, which is what I most wanted to post today.
Enjoy your Christmas Eve and Day wherever you are and whenever and however you celebrate the season.
Have a wonderful day with family! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day. That lasagna looks great.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas eve day to you all.
ReplyDeleteNice mélange' (I think that's the word)of tastes, Italian and Mexican! Then good ole American Apple Pie! Love the collages, as well as the little church. Have a great Christmas celebration, whenever you do so!
ReplyDeleteI would love some of that Mexican lasagna! It sounds like a lovely family gathering; before we had littles, we would always play board games on the Eve. However, now everyone is in bed early!
ReplyDeleteWishing you & yours a Merry Christmas, AC!
ReplyDeleteMexican lasagna sounds so exotic to me! Merry Xmas!
ReplyDeleteThat Mexican lasgna looks delicious. I'm going to have to look for a recipe. Happy Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! Merry Christmas to you all.
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas to you and yours. Love how the lights are scattered in the snow.
ReplyDeleteThis year, we celebrate tomorrow & fingers crossed for our new grand baby due any day now.
Glad you made it home safely and enjoy your Christmas Day. No white Christmas or snow in NH. Sue's collage were lovely.
ReplyDeleteSeason's greetings to you, AJ, and to all your family. Enjoy the lasagna.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and Sue, AC!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your's! Puhtooie on frozen water. Love those lights in the snow; guess the lights were placed on the ground then it snowed on top of them... Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteWe were on your schedule this year, celebrating Christmas morning on Christmas Eve (then heading home from the kids on "real" Christmas morning. What a lovely collection of scenes from the Mill and beyond!
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