As much as I hate to see time pass by so quickly, in my mind at least, I am always so excited for the holidays. It always seems to bring out the brighter, more loving side of people…most of us anyway! There always seems to be time to add one more lunch, coffee, or “meet-up” to our already full schedules.

This year I am very thankful to have been able to add my twitter friends to the mix! Skeptics will say that you can’t develop relationships and or friendships with people without having ever met, I BEG to differ. Not only did I meet the love of my life via a computer started relationship 13 years ago, but I have made friendships and have watched other relationships blossom, which will blossom even bigger (you know who you are…LOVE Y’ALL) but I have also made business relationships as well. In fact, if you tuned in to one of my favorite morning shows, Daytime, you will see one of the many relationships developed over this past year. I was invited to come and share one of my family’s favorite holiday traditions, Grandma Cookies. I had just had dinner with some of my friends a couple of days prior, one of them being Kim Randall. She was so sweet and had brought me one of her gorgeous hand painted ornaments that she and her Mom are making this year, KimRandall.biz, so I decided that this would be a great gift for my friends on Daytime. Well, y’all check out what happened on the show if you didn’t see it on air this morning. Don’t worry the ending was a good one! (<;

I’m off to make another round of Grandma Cookies now, they seem to disappear as soon as I make them and heaven help me if there aren’t any in this house come Christmas Eve and Christmas, so with that being said, Merry Christmas! Hope you all are as blessed as I have been this year with family, friends and of course……GREAT FOOD!!! - Debbie