Merry Christmas from Allison and Millie the dog



MERRY CHRISTMAS YA'LL! HOPE YOU HAVE A GOOD ONE!! MAY YOUR TURKEY MAKE YOU FAT, YOUR HAM MAKE YOU EVEN FATTER, MAY YOUR SWEET TEA MAKE YOU HAVE TO PEE ALL THE TIME, MAY ALL YOUR DESSERT GO STRAIGHT TO YOUR BUTT AND HIPS AND THIGHS AND EVERYWHERE YOU DON'T WANT IT. UGH!! I'M KINDA SCROOGEY THIS YEAR, SORRY.

CHERISH YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY, ENJOY MOMENTS WITH THE PRINCE OF PEACE, READ THE STORY OF JESUS LIKE IT WAS THE FIRST TIME. YOU HAVE ANOTHER YEAR AND ANOTHER CHANCE TO MAKE MEMORIES AND LIVE. YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN YOUR LAST CHRISTMAS WILL BE SO TAKE EVERY MOMENT TO HOLD THOSE YOU LOVE, AND TELL THEM HOW MUCH YOU LOVE THEM.

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT!!

LOVE,
ALLISON AND MILLIE

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