I don't know, I have so many already to complete... Maybe another installment next year?
Thank you, Tim! Did you notice: No one ran away and no one had a mental breakdown... had to be my alter ego who wrote this.
lol, what gave me away? Ah, I'm so happy you mentioned the helmet and seat belt. When I had the idea for this story, I thought it would be nice theoretically, to fly on the ice, but much too dangerous. I had to make it safe for Cam.
Thank you so much, Reader!
Valkyrie: Before my cousins and brother had their kids, Christmas had become a rather dismal affair. Once the kids were old enough to appreciate it, the family get-togethers became less of a chore and more delightful. Your brain was right, so good job at guessing! Lol Thanks for the review and the support. IT really appreciate it.
Valkyrie: There’s a reason I don’t work in retail. I don’t do well in customer service because I don’t put up with bullshit. I hate shopping and can’t remember the last time I set foot in a mall. There’s no way I would go there during Christmas season! Lol I do the majority of my shopping online. I already know the Salvation Army’s stance on LGBT rights and don’t patronize them or support them in any way. You are right that it’s always a good idea to research who you donate to. Thanks for the review.
Cole: You missed but I’m glad you appreciated the story. Thanks for the review. You recognized how important grandma was to the boys. They were lucky!!!
Cole: There is something quite special in the grandparent child relationship. I think the skipped generation makes them understand and see each other more completely than parents and children. That little distance gives both some perspective. I’m glad you enjoyed the story and my grandmothers taught me how to bake pies as well. I love it!!! Thanks for the kindly review.