Good Old Days Magazine

Ten Lukers and Two Guitars

en of us together at Christmas was always so much fun. We all helped decorate the tree we had picked out—the largest that would fit in our living room. We started decorating the day after Thanksgiving. It was fun to come home from school to find the Christmas decorations Mom had gotten out while we were in school. The little bundle of hay lay waiting for baby Jesus, but

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