It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas #

Yesterday I drove up into the city to finish off some last minute shopping, I avoided the main roads so that I could avoid any jams and was surprised how well it worked.

I then went off to the Peachtree Spinners Christmas party.  There was lots to eat courtesy of  the guild ladies, I provided a tray of prawns with dip and of course there was also an abundance of desserts.

This is also the nomination of awards – no expense spared ….. as long as it could be bought at the dollar store. There were, of course, a bunch of humorous awards dished out by Annie and her nephew who were both dressed as elves.

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The Christmas raffle followed closely behind, separated by the value of the gifts to the dollar table and the 50 cent table. I had donated a knitting machine to the dollar table and had my eye on a table loom on the dollar table and quite a few things on the 50 cent  table. Well I was not lucky with the loom but I did get a bunch of felting books and the wonderful Miss Linda won some silk caps and gave them to me with the promise to show me how to use them.