Greg, it''s time for you to earn your keep

[reason]

You can drive through Sharon Wood's light display, and the young 'uns can have their pic taken with Santa.

[gae]

Thanks, reason!

I was thinking that since we'll have 4 adults and two children we could come to your place and count chairs. [img]smile.gif[/img]

RE: the Christmas tree: We will already have the tree decorated by the time the guests arrive.

But keep those ideas coming!

[reason]

Originally posted by gae:


I was thinking that since we'll have 4 adults and two children we could come to your place and count chairs. [img]smile.gif[/img]

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I'm spreading holiday cheer and you become vicious.

[reason]

RE: the Christmas tree: We will already have the tree decorated by the time the guests arrive.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">gae, I know it'll be hard, but it's time to retire that fiber optic tree and time to spend quality family time by going to a tree farm and getting yourself a real one.

[reason]

This may not sound like a kiddie thing to do, but the Krohn Conservatory has a Christmas display. The only reason I mention this is because when I was a kid they had a live manger scene outside. Live mules, sheep, and even a real, live Mary and Joseph. I was probably only 4, but I remember it very clearly.

[gae]

You funny, reason.

Trav's daughter is the one white the fiber optic tree. We're having four (4) Florida folks here; my guess is that they've never experienced a real evergreen.

And just so you know, Mr. Smartypants, we go out to a tree farm on 128. The trees always look small out in the open.

Matter of fact, I might need to call on you for help putting the tree in the stand. Right now I'm benching about 8 oz and Trav has weight restrictions. We'll make you dinner. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[cincygreg]

Yeah they still do that. Usually have a few trains running around the pointsettas and such.

The trains at the museum center are always good.

[gae]

Originally posted by Live From Florida:
This may not sound like a kiddie thing to do, but the Krohn Conservatory has a Christmas display. The only reason I mention this is because when I was a kid they had a live manger scene outside. Live mules, sheep, and even a real, live Mary and Joseph. I was probably only 4, but I remember it very clearly.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">A wonderful thought, but...um, NO. For many reasons. (no pun intended)

Anyone rollerskate? Where's the best place?

[gae]

This is from Trav, who still can't type:

"If there was a fat bald guy with his legs crossed at the Krohn, they'd go."

Rejoice with us, all of you. We are marginally Christian (Sorry, Sluggo!) hosting Bhuddihts and Pagans.

Anyone else want to jump into the mix?

[reason]

Well if you've got Buddhists and pagans, then why don't you head out to the Serpent Mound or to the temple in Winton Place. Why the hell you celebrating Christmas with these people?