The actual Christmas festivities in our household came and went pretty quickly this morning. John, who had been up since 3:30am staring at the Christmas tree, tried to rouse us at 6:00 and was told to wait another hour. After that, it was a half-hour of flying shreds of gift wrap, shrieks of delight and the realization that we had only two eggs in the refrigerator.
Meanwhile, I received a heads-up that there was a train in Riverside headed my way with a pair of those new Kansas City Southern "Southern Belle" SD70ACe's in the consist.
Knowing the local supermarkets were closed, I volunteered, "Honey, I'll go find some eggs, but it may take a while."
Meanwhile, I received a heads-up that there was a train in Riverside headed my way with a pair of those new Kansas City Southern "Southern Belle" SD70ACe's in the consist.
Knowing the local supermarkets were closed, I volunteered, "Honey, I'll go find some eggs, but it may take a while."
Merry Christmas.
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Only David would find a "Christmas Egg Scam" whereas mere mortals would have to wait for Easter. Don't worry David, I won't tell Amy.
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