Forks at Christmas (CTG)

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My Mom, Yoria C. George

Forks at Christmas

Once again, Mother talks about buying cards,
writing to her friends, no longer capable.

The nursing home has planned a holiday dinner,
time to meet the staff. I know Mom's preference

for the regular crabcake and Brandy Alexander...
hopefully not sleety or rainy tonight. Cheers.

Christopher T. George http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2467/...8e76994f_o.gif

Nice one Chris. Uh oh, was that crossed forks on the plate. Means an argument.

Thanks, Pabs. I had not heard that superstition but it makes sense. My Mum often says she and I get along very well and have never had a cross word, but that's not my recollection!!! She is of course losing her memory... :hug:

Chris

An empty plate and contented smile.
Happiness measured in simple ways.

Nice one Chris.

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Originally Posted by Gerry

An empty plate and contented smile.
Happiness measured in simple ways.

Nice one Chris.

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Thanks, Gerry. My best to you at this season.

Chris :PDT_Aliboronz_24:

Aww , best to both of you Chris ..x

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Hi Chris, thanks for that. Nice to meet your mom, as well.


As superstitions go:

Crossed cutlery on your plate and expect a quarrel. [not in this case thankfully].

If you drop a table knife expect a male visitor, if you drop a fork a female visitor.

BTW, I'm not superstitious [touch wood].........only joking!!! :)

Daz.

Thanks, dazza. I do find myself frequently shouting out, "Oh, Fork!"

C :PDT_Aliboronz_24:

Pardon my French, four candles? was that? :)

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Originally Posted by dazza

Pardon my French, four candles? was that? :)

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Thanks.

It was kind of like, excuse my Forques. . . :PDT_Aliboronz_24: