The Christmas Card

Let me begin by saying thank you to each and every person who sent us a Christmas card.  While the tradition has changed much of the last decade as Gen Xers have had children, it is still a highlight this time of year.   Less cards and more mini family documentaries but I don't care.  I love em both.  The card takes time and energy and keeps an old tradition of actual hand written notes alive and well.  The mini-docs are amusing and certainly solipsistic at times but as a guy who has moved so much as an adult I look forward to tracking the lives and times of friends from past geographies that I don't get to keep in touch with.  Genius quote the other day from LLPH:  "I didn't know Chris had a son" . . . (18 month old son pictured). 

in on the Christmas card and in on people who take the time to do them and feeling like Cheryl and i should pick this up again after ten years.  And no, we will not be sending pictures of our dogs with red antlers on them.

viva 08

el mol