Denouement

nounnoun: denouement; plural noun: denouements; noun: dénouement; plural noun: dénouements

  1. the final part of a play, movie, or narrative in which the strands of the plot are drawn together and matters are explained or resolved.

It is all over… presents were wrapped…

and gifted….

Cookies were baked….

..and delivered to friendly neighbours.

Turkey was cooked…

… and devoured. Normally we eat turkey at my parent’s place, so Burton has never experienced it fresh. He thinks we should start a new tradition of cooking turkey at home!

For me, Christmas just isn’t Christmas without Mincemeat Pie. But Dave’s not as keen on it, so I made tarts instead.

I made enough for me, my Mom, and Dave’s Grandma, as they both feel mincemeat is an essential Christmas food!

Dave spoiled me with a stunning pair of silver and emerald earrings.

And I got my other Christmas wish…

Snow! It started coming down late in the afternoon on Christmas Eve, and continued all day Christmas Day.

But Relic was decidedly less pleased about it than I was.

However you spent your Christmas, we hope it was a happy one.

9 thoughts on “Denouement

  1. Araignee

    I didn’t get any mincemeat this year and I missed it terribly. Your tarts look amazing. I bought some chicken gizzards for the kitties for Christmas and they seem to be enjoying them. I usually make them a whole chicken but I didn’t have the space this year.

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  2. It looks like you had a wonderful day. The earrings are beautiful. It started snowing here in the afternoon of Christmas day and it just stopped this morning. It was a white Christmas after all.
    Burton looks like he enjoyed taking care of supervising everything.
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  3. Shirley Elliott

    Your cookies look delicious and the earrings are beautiful; however, the best photo is the one of Relic. It is priceless. So glad you had as good a Christmas as possible.

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  4. Robin

    Sounds lovely! Mincemeat is a Christmas thing for my family, too. But we celebrated Christmas distantly, so none this year. I expect there will be either cherry crisp, or maple pecan pie before the weekend is over, though- they are both favorites of my husband’s.

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