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Christmas 2004

We drove from KC to Ft. Worth for the first leg of our trip and spent the night with Rita and Jerry. We had a great meal and conversation with them and Meredith, Danny and Joanna at Pappasita's. Then to Austin the next day - an easy three hour drive. Christmas preparations were moving along in the Churchett household. I got to play miniature golf with Jonathan one afternoon - he wanted to keep score which he did quite well and tallied the scores afterward. He is a very converational and pleasant little companion. We also had a good time building some tinker toy creations - reading the tinker toy instructions can be a challenge. Considering he is only five years old, he did very well in keeping his cool about opening presents. Kayleigh was her funny, charming, loud exclamation self and enjoyed playing with the wrapping paper when presents were opened. Christmas day we drove to Houston for Christmas dinner at Tim and Felicia's. It was really nice to see everyone - 4 generations were there from Kitty Lou to little Magda. After an excellent meal, Daniel and Matthew organized - not an easy job - all of us for playing Texas Hold Em. Hats off to the few knowlegable players in the group who were patient with the neophytes. Back the next day to Austin and the day after that back to KC. A long but not difficult drive. Christmas is a wonderful family time and I'm glad we were able to spend time with so many.

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Kathleen:

Indeed it was a wonderful time and it was so nice of you and Pat to make the effort with the extra drive to Houston for Christmas Day. The poker game was so much fun, especially, I'm sure, for Margaret, Matthew, and Joanna! We need to work on Elizabeth & Dale to make the trip in 2006.

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