Well, the big day is over. I cooked and set a fancy table. Ten of us crowded around it and enjoyed a really nice pot roast and a delicious salad. My daughter-in-law made the salad. I wasn't too thrilled about the carrots and potatoes I cooked with the roast, but they were ok. On second thought, only nine of us enjoyed the roast, one of my granddaughters is a vegetarian, actually a pescatarian (she will eat fish but that wasn't on the menu). She wouldn't even eat the veggies because they were cooked with the beef. On the other hand, I did make sure the main course was completely gluten free for my daughter-in-law and provided non-dairy creamer for my son's coffee since he's lactose intolerant. I don't remember cooking being so complicated before they all grew up. Happily, we were all able to enjoy the delicious cranberry cake that my son-in-law baked for dessert. He also brought an array of delicious cookies and candies, which we snacked on all afternoon. Gifts were exchanged, laughs and memories were shared. It was a very merry family Christmas and now the dishes are stacked on the counters with care and I am heading for bed.
What's red and white and red and white and red and white and red and white? Santa rolling down the hill. Sorry, I couldn't resist one last Santa joke.
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