There was a theme, too. We could attend and somehow represent icy weather. I say could because not everyone did. I think you'll be able to pick out the rebels when you look at the pictures below.
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| Try as I might, I saw absolutely nothing to represent "ice" on Mr.Burnett on the far left. Rosie, next to him, doesn't look like she got into the game but I found a few of those cheepo icicles clinging to the back of her sweater. |
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| It's hard to spot the huge snowflake that our hostess, Melissa, had hanging around her neck because of her white sweater but it was there alright and very "icy." |
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| Paula not only had a snowflake sweater on but one around her neck and a sparkling snowflake tiara as well. She felt it identified her as some kind of snow princess. No one corrected her. |
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| We were greeted by these lovely icy beverages as we entered the Melissa and Richard domicile. |
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| Rian skied up so that's why he has icicles hanging from his beard. Oh . . . wait. There wasn't any snow outside was there. Well, I wonder where those icicles came from then? |
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| Richard, our ice hockey fan host. |
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| Melissa thought it would be great fun for us to make snowflakes. The project had a very rocky start because none of us could stop talking long enough to comprehend the directions. There were some very interesting "snowflakes" before we got the hang of it. |
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| Always a treat when Tom Richmond sits down at the piano. You can see how much Mr.Hunter is enjoying the holiday music. I don't think he really needed to take his shoes off, though. Do you? |
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| Melissa goes above and beyond when it comes to setting a fancy table, doesn't she? Check out the napkins folded in the shape of a Christmas tree. I'm going to practice doing that. I think it would look great next to a paper plate with a grilled cheese sandwich on it. |
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| The finished product!!! |
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| Goodnight |
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