The Journey Continues: Christmas Nativity Play, Part II
Editor’s Note: This is the second of a two-part series; it completes the script of a traditional Christmas Nativity play.
Editor’s Note: This is the second of a two-part series; it completes the script of a traditional Christmas Nativity play.
‘Tis the season for baking cookies, cakes and other treats. However, during the holiday rush, it’s easy to get side-tracked or tired, and perhaps even a little bit overwhelmed by all the things to do in such a short period of time. Holiday baking doesn’t have to add to seasonal stress. With these tips and shortcuts, there will be plenty of sweet treats for the family.
Let us consider bats and sandhill cranes — I have something to say about each of these.
The holiday season is synonymous with many things, including delicious foods. While Thanksgiving turkeys or Christmas geese will be found on many a table this holiday season, baked goods and desserts are what many people look forward to this time of year.
Above, El Jefe Mexican Restaurant's Jalapeno enchiladas — two chicken enchiladas topped with El Jefe’s jalapeno sauce, fresh jalapenos, Monterey jack cheese and served with rice, beans, lettuce and tomato. Below, El Jefe's puffy tacos: two beef puffy tacos, beans and cheese. It was served alongside refried beans, rice, lettuce and tomatoes. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo & Lance Winter
Looking for a new Mexican restaurant option in San Marcos?
Middleton Brewing is proud to announce the release of its new brewing creation — Attack & Decay. This pale ale has been packed full of Sabro and Amarillo hops.
As much as we would like to, I don’t think any of us will ever forget the year 2020. I think we all started the year off with hope and excitement for a new year.
I have a black vulture that sits atop a utility pole close to my house. It often peers down at me whenever I go out in my driveway and I sometimes get the idea it is waiting for me to keel over so it can come down and dine on my tasty corpse.
(Starting this with a personal note.) When I reported earlier that I would be heading up to MN for the Holidays, I didn’t go then as I intended… but now I am. Thus, you won’t see these articles for a few weeks.
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