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Christmas Dinner 1948

It was a special time

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Comment from BethShelby
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Nice story. It sounds so much like the traditional Christmas feast all the way down to the bratty cousin. It brought back memories but then it was still very much like the one we had yesterday except for Fibber McGee and Molly. I love fruitcake. It wouldn't be Christmas without one. I don't understand why that are such a joke with most people. I loved your story.

 Comment Written 26-Dec-2009


reply by the author on 26-Dec-2009
    Thanks so much, Beth. As always, I appreciate your kind review an dyour comments. Fruitcake? Just fits the story, really...I have nothing against them personally...Just rolling with the bad rap so to speak...LOL...Sorry.
Comment from fictionwriter
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I hate fruitcake, and I wonder if anyone truly likes it. I guess the elderly do because they always seem thrilled to see it. This was really cute.

 Comment Written 26-Dec-2009


reply by the author on 26-Dec-2009
    Thank you, Joy...I appreciate this...Happy New Year.
Comment from anabelle
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I like this story. It really does read like a child wrote. I like the way the story starts with the preparations for dinner and ends with the end of dinner - him feeling sick and going to get sicker, by the looks of it.

Ahhh, gluttony! How difficult it is not to do that at Christmas time.

The best of the holiday season to you and yours.

Regards, anabelle

 Comment Written 26-Dec-2009


reply by the author on 26-Dec-2009
    Hi, Annabelle. Thanks for your wonderful review...and Happy Holidays to you, also..
Comment from Charlene0513
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This a basic gathering for the Christmas dinner and it's fixin's. There is no great build -up to anything, but rather hum-drum. It would of been nice to hear of an old tradition or how the little guys got along together or something to break up the day.
Charlene

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 Comment Written 26-Dec-2009


reply by the author on 26-Dec-2009
    Are you looking at the sam ething the rest of us are? This is a contest...Anything shown through a child's eyes...in his voice...whatever...and it is a story. Pleas epay attention before you review something...
reply by the author on 26-Dec-2009
    I suggest you read some of the other reviews so you can get on the sam epage, so to speak..Thank you
reply by Charlene0513 on 26-Dec-2009
    I still believe it should still hold a person's interest
reply by the author on 26-Dec-2009
    Yeah, I had never heard that before, honest to God...LOl...not on my writing anyway. I did what the contest said to do, my goodness...
reply by the author on 26-Dec-2009
    Again...We were only allowed maximum 500 hundred words...Tell you what...Go try it...see how easy it is...LOL
Comment from ZeBestBlonde1
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Hello to you, ha! this is an excellent childhood memory and very well told-GREAT job!

I liked the title. You also wrote a very yuuummmME description of all the dinner fixin's.

ha ha..! on the fruitcake-who eats this stuff-lol.

Great contest entry and story and I really enjoyed reading it.

Best of luck to you!

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 Comment Written 26-Dec-2009


reply by the author on 26-Dec-2009
    Thanks very much, best blonde. I am very appreciative for your kind review and comments...