Susie and Tiny. 1950's Christmas.
My grandmother and grandfather. Oh how I miss them. Grandma used to have a small table by the door filled with fruits, nuts, ribbon candy, and old fashioned Christmas candy. A couple years back I bought some ribbon candy, but it just didn't taste the same. Was it because a child's taste buds were different or have they changed the way they make the candy.
Back in the day a gift like that was welcomed by a 12 year old girl. Today it's all about technology.
1950's tree.
Christmas pose in my new robe.
This was the year before I decided to get rid of the big tree and get a small one. 2015.
A part of my Christmas village.
Christmas 2015.
Dyker Heights, Brooklyn. This neighborhood goes all out for the holidays. People come from miles around. You can no longer drive on some of the streets. Must park and walk through.
Dyker Heights.
Dyker Heights.
Dyker Heights
Some of the ugly trees they sell in my neighborhood.
The tree in front of my Church on Christmas Eve.
An Angel standing in the Church yard.
The year there was a full moon at Christmas. Rising over the Church.
Christmas at my daughter's house. 2016
Best cake I ever ate. Cost me a bit of money for this Yule Log cake, but it was well worth it.
Last years cakes from Fiji's. Tirimasu, German chocolate, and chocolate mint.
My Christmas Angels.
Christmas village.













































