Scenes From Our Christmas
Here are a few shots from Christmas Eve at the Dennie home. I'm quite aware that my lovely wife, Pam, is not in any of these photos. Please understand that I did take photos of her, but that none would have passed her quality control.

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ChristmasTree2009_1000.jpg We've had this Christmas tree for around 15 years now.
Fireplace_1200.jpg I finally cranked up our fireplace on Christmas Eve. The big wreath belonged to Pam's Dad, Chuck, who died two years ago.
Fontanini_1000.jpg I've always loved manger scenes. Used to rearrange our manger scene all the time as a kid. Pam and I usually add a couple Fontanini pieces each year (we have around 50), but didn't find any this year.
Steve_crockpot.JPG Pam got me a new, 6 quart crockpot with a clamp-down lid, perfect for church potlucks. Yes, I put this on my Christmas list.
Jordi_Peppermint1000.jpg Jordi loved the smell of these peppermint candies that Pam got me. As if it were catnip.
Molly_catnip950.jpg Molly, meanwhile, being more discriminating, loved the bona fide catnip which Grandma Barb sent from California. Really perked her up.

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About Me

Steve DennieCareer-wise, I've been hanging around and writing about and cheering on churches and pastors for the past 25 years as my denomination's Communications Director.
My posts stray into sports, politics, movies, and other nonsense. But the continuing thread is serving God faithfully through the local church.
I've been blogging since 2004, and it's been fun. Please understand that, though I work for the United Brethren in Christ denomination, the nonsense I spew out here comes from my own semi-functional brain in a totally personal, non-official capacity. Yes, that's a disclaimer.

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