After a big breakfast and after another huge meal for lunch, we started to take down Christmas decorations, trees and ornaments
- Miniature wooden structure of a Philippine `Bahai Cooboo`.
- Colorful resin displays of Tom Turkey, cornucopia and wheat harvest.
- Thanksgiving flower garlands of yellow, orange and green.
- Two candle candy holding two unburned maroon-colored candles.
- Christmas garlands of red, white and green.
- Miniature and 4 1/2 feet tall Christmas trees.
- Christmas decorations sorted into six leftover Chinese containers of moon cakes.
- Electric lights from plastic tree and four hanging light from windows displaying angel, snowflake, reindeer and sleigh.
- Door decorations of three rusty bells from the growing years and an aluminum wreath of green foils.
Each time I would either use the handy, dandy air compressor to blow off dust from the plastic trees and other garlands or wash with water via a sprayer. It was cold outdoors; so I wore my combo head scarf/hat to keep warm. The fleece coat Maw made is quite warm. I hope I don’t get a relapse of flu-like symptoms.
We’ve just finished ironing the washed table cloths and alter coverings of Christmas designs. Maw has been refueled throughout the six hour ordeal with pieces of macadamia nut cookies and two small bottles of apple juice. Her blood sugar level was 98 about an hour ago.
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