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Tag Archives: Christmas memoir
Mom’s Christmas Tree, by @jackaurquhart
©2013 by Jack A. Urquhart 631 words This is my Mom’s Christmas tree. Her last Christmas tree. A balsam fir, I think it is. Ray and I bought it for her on December 5th. A Thursday. We brought it over … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Urquhart, Christmas memoir, Christmas story, Christmas tree story, Death at Christmas, Family loss, Final Christmas, Jack A. Urquhart, Jack Andrew Urquhart, last Christmas tree, losing a parent, loss of a mother, loss of a parent, Mom memory, Mom's last Christmas, Mom's legacy, Thelma I. Urquhart, Thelma Urquhart
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Sleigh Bells Ring, a Christmas Memory, by @jackaurquhart
©2013 by Jack A. Urquhart 937 words It was 1960, I think. I would’ve been almost twelve that year—too old to believe in Santa Claus. My tendency to engage in pre-Christmas snooping had seen to that. By then, it had … Continue reading