So I should probably be doing the January update soon, but I’m still on catch-up mode, so here we have our December update for you. With having Thanksgiving dinner at our house, we wanted to do something quiet for Christmas. And we did in fact stay home half of the day this past year!
Let me back up to the beginning of the month though… We did get to go to one storytime this month (the last 2 weeks, they didn’t have storytime because of the holidays), and we met up with an old classmate of mine, Anne. We’ve known each other since 2nd grade. Her son is in between the age of Melody and Emily. No plans to do anything since it’s always time for Emily’s nap around that time, but we caught up a bit.
Then, there was the staff Christmas dinner for church. It was a great time talking with everyone outside of church. And I do believe we have a new version of the song The 12 Days of Christmas, but it’s The 12 days of First Presbyterian Church of Hayward. And we were also all set to go to another church friends’ holiday open house, but our car maintenance servicing took longer than we thought it would (doesn’t it always), so we missed it. Heard it was all good fun!
And it’s not an update without more talk of food and eating. We crashed the Secret Santa at the Tangs, but I don’t think they minded because we provided 1/3 of the food (Top Thai! Yum!). It’s nice to semi-catchup (see, lots of catching up to do… and I say semi because it’s hard to completely do so when you have kids to feed and watch). Dinner with Kristi and Stephen. Something simple (Papa Murphy’s) in hopes of catching the High Voltage light show, but in case no one has told you, babies (and kids…sometimes even grown ups) are pretty unpredictable when it comes to when they sleep and for how long. We did get to see some lights.
Christmas Eve service at church did not involved food, but it was fantastic nonetheless. I think this was the first Eve service I’ve been to. Melody tried to sing Away in a Manger for everyone, but we forgot to tell her that she had to sing into the mic.
On Christmas day we had to seriously push through a crowd of crazy customers to eat at Kome in Daly City. It was where the old Todai was. We have something to say about this place, but we won’t say it here. What an interesting place…
We did end up going to watch the High Voltage light show and Melody had a fantastic time (we’re definitely going this year), and we did also go to see the Christmas lights on Thompson Ave in Alameda. The first event did not involve food, and 2nd one did. We will now be starting a tradition of going to Sushi House before our 30-minute+ walk down the avenue to view all the wonderful lights and decorations. Gotta burn off calories, right?
Wait! I forgot one more food-related event. Norm’s department at work went out to eat for their holiday meal at Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine.
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