We are closing up shop for a few days here at The HomeFront Corp.
The Board of Trustees is still in session, but we've noticed a marked downturn in employee productivity. We think the help has been hitting the cookies. Hard. And they have very little to show for their work, besides crumbs and high blood sugar.
In light of the Christmas holiday, we've given them a very generous vacation package, one in which their annual toy benefits will surely be realized.
But before we go, I'll share a few vignettes of what Christmas at The HomeFront is really like.
Sometimes it's heavenly:
Francie, playing Carol of the Bells
Sometimes it's completely secular:
Fiver, singing The Chipmunks Christmas song
And sometimes, it is downright real.
I find Sally's command to BE QUI-DIT! (be quiet) quite "real".
Fiver and Francie hear it about ten times a day. And, no, I have no idea where she learned that.
(Please ignore my strident command of "Go" at the beginning. Francie wanted me to let her know when to start, and I am nothing if not efficient and stentorian.)
Merry Christmas, my friends. May your homes and hearts be full of joy and peace.
I love it! Of course, we know I am a little emotional today, but Fiver was so cute. Even I was proud! And Sally saying be qui-dit! Oh, my heart! Have an amazing holiday!
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-LisaL
I'll buy that Fiver a hulahoop...is he cute or what?
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Aimee.
Merry Christmas, Aimee. Enjoy those cute kids of yours.
ReplyDeleteWay, way, way too cute! Merry Christmas to your family.
ReplyDeleteYou are HILARIOUS, and your kids are adorable. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas from our very real family to yours. I love the kids make the holidays so, um, diverse.
ReplyDeletewow. i love you and your family. the carol of the bells brought back christmas vespers memories from afar!!!! i love you so so much and merry christmas and happy new year! (why does blogger underline my christmas as if i am spelling it wrong?!?!?!?) love ya!
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