For you in the Philippines, Christmas was last night. You are about to get out of bed and start your day, the day after Christmas. We are presently into the middle of Christmas day here. We went over to our kids, a 600 foot trip, and ate some orange and grapefruit wedges, as well as chocolate, and some solamie slices. Then we ate a couple of wedges of stonum bread, and I drank a glass of milk, of course. I then ate a little homemade candy, that our daughter made. I then listened to our grandson tune a guitar for his younger sister. He also did some playing, and gave her a few tips on timing, and how to strum the guitar properly. Then my son-in-law got out his banjo to tune it. I came back home to let our dog out of the house, saw up a little firewood. I thought I would play the piano, but our dog was alone in the house for a while and he was lonesome, so he wanted my attention. He has allowed me to play for short periods of time. In just a few minutes it will be time to go walk with the doggies, and then I will return after a couple of hours, and then I will return to our kids' place 600 feet away eat some dinner. Two of the older grandkids are here, and it is fun to visit with them. The granddaughter lives in Seattle, Washington and works at McDonald's. Our grandson lives just down in one of towns and works at a Lumber/building supply store, but we seldom see him, as he doesn't come up here often, and it is fun to be with all of them on Christmas Day!