Lesson 877: Holiday Glow

 Good evening, Readers!

The Lamp Posters are basking

in the Holiday Glow this weekend.

The fog this week made for interesting photos.

This afternoon we were blanketed

with a beautiful covering

of Christmas snow.

Erieites are hoping for more for Christmas,

so the world looks magical

instead of muddy.

No sooty snow for Christmas, please!

The moon was aglow last weekend

when we played Basketball in the Behrend gym.

Sam acclimated to his surroundings for next year--

and a win, too!

Our girls are aglow with their holiday baking.

They did not bake these cute gingerbread pieces, though!

Rolling Ridge Elementary was aglow

with they Holiday Lights Spectacular!

Each hallway had a different theme.

Fourth Grade was my clever favorite.

The high school Advanced Technologies Group

contacted Santa by radio waves,

and used the HAM radio 

to talk to Santa,

Mrs. Claus,

and the elves 

at the North Pole.

Santa knew all of them!

Their street and house color,

their families,

and if they had been naughty or nice!

If you are asking Santa for a book this year, 
Eloise recommends these:

#1--

What an usual plot!

Very well written

about a post-pandemic world.

#2--

Consider this your January preview,

as there will be assignments coming from this book.

I'm on my second listen,

and my first re-read,

tabbing it up as we speak!

Happy Holidays, everyone.

I'll see you next week for the

Lamp Post Year in Review!

Eloise