miriam

It isn't even Thanksgiving yet... But we do need to plan ahead don't we???
I found this on QB from last year - it is very neat!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/persona...g-t236105.html
Why not - teaches the kids to line up their shoes!
Any good ideas what to put in the shoes???

Also how about some music?
http://www.quiltingboard.com/general...s-t222470.html

and more 'music'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEQU3wee8jE

kyquiltlover1942

My Grandparents on my Father's side were German. We celebrated St Nichoulas Day every year. that was also my GG namesake also. Nothing fancy. Maybe a candy bar or a piece of fruit tucked in our shoe.

mjmachin

We celebrated St Nicholas Day every year as I grew up. We received a small bag with mixed nuts (in the shell) on the bottom and then usually an apple and an orange, topped off with a candy cane. These items were great treats for us and we savored them as long as we could. Good memories!!! Was surprised when I moved away after school and married. No one I knew had any idea what St Nicholas Day was. I sure missed that tradition.

liking quilting

Well my parents were both German, but we never celebrated St. Nicholas' Day, but of course we did celebrate Christmas. (My husband & I have a son and named him Nicholas).