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With Christmas around the comer, some of the children in our community were asked a few Christmas questions by this writer.
Where are you going to spend Christmas? What does Christmas mean to you? Do you have any family traditions? What is your favorite Christmas carol? What is your favorite dish your mom fixes for Christmas dinner? How does she fix it? What is the number one thing you asked Santa for?
Mollie Miller
Mollie Miller, 7, of Harris Hollow Road said she would be spending Christmas at home this year and that her cousin Katherine Leggett comes to her house for Christmas. Christmas time means Santa’s bringing presents.
Her favorite Christmas carol is ‘Jingle Bells,’ and her favorite thing her mom fixes is Christmas cookies.
She said her mother uses cookie dough and puts them in to bake, then she sprinkles red and g$een sprinkles on the top.
The one thing that Mollie wants for Christmas is a horse kit that she has seen in a catalog. She like horses.
She also wants it to snow for Christmas.
Parker Critzer
Parker Critzer, 7, of Washington said her family was going to spend Christmas Eve with her friend Wendy in Culpeper and will spend Christmas day at home. For Parker, Christmas means the celebration of Jesus’ birthday.
Her favorite thing her mom makes each year is cookies. Her mother makes her cookies from a box and after she bakes them they put faces and stars on the cookies.
One thing , she wants for Christmas is a cabbage patch doll. Her favorite song is ‘Silent Night.’ Post Office drawing
Santa came early to the Washington Post Office.
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