Seeing that Christmas is essentially an eating holiday, its a blessing to have Christmas dishes.
Years ago, I bought a cheap(read-ugly) set from Kmart. Of all of the things that were lost in the house fire, those were the least-missed. Two years ago I had the opportunity to buy these and I am so happy!

We eat off Christmas china everyday in December. So far, we've only brocken one salad plate!
I know that dishes get broken, but my family is special, and I 'd rather have a few broken dishes, than a cupboard full of unused dishes waiting for something "special".
3 comments:
Very pretty Rhonda! Love those goblets!
Aren't they lovely? I bought them at the Kroger that is withing walking distance of your home church. We were parked there at the church for about a week. We walked to the Kroger everyday for food and exercize. I just love these goblets! I only have six left, so I am hoping for a miracle!
I totally agree with you! We ate off our wedding china many days when we were in the States. Family is special every day!
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