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Ed. note: During the holiday season, we are eager to spread the holiday joy by publishing cookie recipes and/or photographs of our readers’ favorite tree ornaments or holiday decorations along with a few sentences sharing a memory or meaning behind them. Please consider participating and send recipes, photos, and a few sentences about them to Leslemisko@aol.com OR JaneEStahl@comcast.net.
Peggy O'Neill from Gloucester, MA, treasures her tiny, German-made, wooden nativity scene. "I have no idea who purchased it--maybe my maternal grandmother or my mother," Peggy offers. "I just know it's over 70 years old; it's always been part of Christmas, and my favorite part of Christmas is placing this nativity in a favorite spot where I can always see it."
More News from Boyertown
- How Did They Know? Coincidence or Communication from Another Dimension? Jane Goodall's husband communicated with those he loved to announce his death and continued presence; Craig Bennett considers other dimensions and unacknowledged realities.
- Philosophizing About Food With Francine: Sourdough Bread with Dried Fruits The natural process of drying fruits is as old as the 4th millennium BC in Mesopotamia.
