If any of you Bunnies is actually planning on going out of the house today to buy something, you have my sympathies.
Cool "Smash Up", Lee.
The movie, "Die Hard". Why do I consider it a Christmas movie, even though it's a comedic shoot-em-up?
Because my definition of a Christmas movie is quite simple. It takes place during the Christmas period where the main characters are simply trying to get together with their family and/or close friends.
If you get a chance to watch it KC, I think you'd like it.
"The older I get the less I like winter and the cold." You and me both, Mike. Anymore, I don't care what it costs, I'll keep cranking up the thermostat till I'M comfortable.
I think that we Bunnies are about the last generation that put any value on owning fancy china or expensive silverware. Show up at any estate sale and you'll see that stuff, that nobody wants now.
I'm still picturing in my mind many animals running loose in your church KC. And visualizing a few cowboys rounding up the loose critters. The picture gets even better if the cowboys are riding horses. 
