Dear Myrna and Trauntwein We hope you had a very merry Christmas and that the new year will be as happe as this one sounds Thank for the news of the family. I know I am not good at writing, it seams like I never get time, I probably are not good at planning, or just tired of doing my planning. It seams like I never get around to doing what I really want to do. I made two Christmas socks this year. One for Erling and one for me, and then we told our kids we thought it was time for us to get a kalender. They were pretty good about if, there was something in it almost every day of December. We have a kalender we got from Janne 3 years ago, that I love to open every year. She mad a big kræmmerhus, with 24 harts in and on each hart she had written " I love you because and then a reasen, like you taught me the gospel, or I love you because you made the wacations of our childhood memory able. I just love to read them again every year. That is what Christmas is about, The same old traditions, I love to decorate for Christmas. We have nisser, harts and stuff all over the house and a big nativity scene cut in wood, so that the children can play with them. We had all the children with their kids, except Janne and her family because they were in Silkeborg with Mikkels parents. Then we had 4 missionaries, and Rita and Jesper, Henrik is in the Utah. Jesper brought a friend from Ukraine, he did not have anybody to celebrate with and then we had Jytte Martinussen, our Momsemor. She was my mother frien, and do not have family except a son, she never sees. because they were in Silkeborg with Mikkels parents. They will be here tomorrow so they will be Janne and Mikkel wil be here to morrow, so they can celebrate my 60 years birthday the 28 of Dec with us. I just can't belive I am already 60 years old. But I feel it Love Else og Erling
I am a 75-year old journalist and the other authors are family. We particularly enjoy the old family stories. That is what this blog is about--preserving the past of our family including those who have gone ahead into the "great beyond" and left us with a rich heritage to share. To paraphrase author, David McCullough, some of these stories are even true.
Monday, December 26, 2005
E Knudsen
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