A Chocolate Tree -- Number Twelve of ??? for my 2021 Christmas Tree Farm blog posts
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This is a play town, a play business, the setting for KP's drama class Christmas production. The sign and the tree are just to the left of the stage.
At the right off stage were two ladies, town folk who narrated about the action. On the stage is a counter from where the business is conducted. Each transaction generally triggered a story of its own.
KP did not have a speaking part in this play, rather she was the "director of makeup." She enjoyed this position and with her fellow other five on the makeup crew they did a marvelous job.
The play was a success and all in the class were proud of how well things went. It ended with a fairy tale like finish similar to the "all was well endings" that the Halmark Movies always seem to use. I.e., the good guys win.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
from our sidewalk
and across the street
The next street over. The chairs are for Santa and Mrs. Clause.
There are more lawns fuller decorated around our neighborhood but these I have pictures of.
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One aspect of the Galveston (TX) Mardi Gras parade is that there are several parades for each of the two week ends for the celebration.
Back in the 90's when I was still teaching most years I was the lead sponsor for the business club, for us a chapter of Phi Beta Lamda. PBL, as it was called for short, was a national college student organization, holding a national conference each year at various cities. Most often I would attend with a couple of handfuls of business student members. At the conference's student business knowledge competitions we would place high and often would win.
For three years in a row I would take all the members who wanted to go to the Galveston Mardi Gras and have a "float" entry in the Business oriented parade. Doing that was an attraction for securing club members. The third year our club had 126 members, the most ever for our college and that year the club with the most members. The parade was strictly a walking one, we were not allowed motor vehicles to ride or power "floats". The fourth year we withdrew from activities as the function moved to the fun section of Houston and was renamed the Budweiser Celebration. I instigated our withdrawal as I knew our college would not approve of us participating in a beer sponsored event.
That didn't keep Mrs. Jim and me from attending the Galveston Celebration. In addition to the parades there was a "Dickens on the Strand" celebration that lasted two weeks. The favorite costume was old fashioned English dress.
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This Santa mannequin greeted us as we came in at our local Walmart.Labels: Christmas, Christmas 2021
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This is the tree that greeted us yesterday upon entering our library.
It is the Cinco Ranch Library, one of several in the Fort Bend County (of Texas) Library system. (The 12 branch libraries, click here).
All the libraries share their books with each other. When we reserve a book it doesn't matter which library has the book, every day a book shuttle moves the book to the desired branch, either to where the person checking it out will pick it up or back to where it will be reshelved or where someone will be to check it out.
Reservations are made online, the procedure is very easy. One can also just take books off the shelf in person and present them for checking out. Some magazine issues are also available for checking out. Others, more desirable must remain in the library.
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