Yesterday, the daughter and I sat down to paint with some acrylic paints. The daughter was painting the newly crafted napkin holder and I sat staring blankly at the white canvas. A forest, I thought, would be a good subject, so I set out to paint a cedar tree. Shortly thereafter, I added a nameless [...]
12 Candles for Carolers.
11 Carolers.
10 Houses visited.
9 Pictures posted on Flickr.
8 Families listened to our harmonies.
7 Songs in our repertoire.
6 Hours of holiday cheer.
5 People had no idea who or what Carol Ing was all about.
4 Glasses of Egg Nog.
3 Stories from people about caroling memories.
2 Families offered all of the carolers snacks.
1 Great party [...]

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