Christmas Town USA NC

[Jerry.Knode]

[font="Comic Sans MS"]Go there just before dusk. Park in front of the Stores. Grab a bite to eat at the main street eatery. Just after the sun sets, walk the sidewalks before it gets to busy. Stop at the Baptist Church Coffee House for free coffee, hot chocolate and cookies. Sing along with the Guitar Player as he leads Christmas Carols in the Coffee House. (Give a donation for the Lottie Moon Missionary Fund). Leave as its getting really busy on the street. It was a very special time for us and our grandchildren. The temperature was in the 60's. I think that helped.
Thanks McAdenville for a real special treat on a Thursday Evening. FONT]

[MTMailDaddy]

Originally Posted by marblmom

We'd heard so much about McAdenville that we had to go see the lights. Sorry to say, but we were very disappointed! We sat in traffic for over an hour and a half, and honestly the lights are better in my own neighborhood! It is a nice town and the lights are pretty, but I honestly don't know what the big deal is all about. Did we miss something?

I have lived in and around McAdenville all my life and every year it gets better. I guess that you must not know how stupid you sound or you must be a yankee.

[MTMailDaddy]

Christmas time is here again!!!!!!

[plotzonit]

Originally Posted by MTMailDaddy

I have lived in and around McAdenville all my life and every year it gets better. I guess that you must not know how stupid you sound or you must be a yankee.

I sincerely wish you well and you're probably a great person. But seriously, can we just be grown up about people having a difference of opinion? Someone didn't like the Christmas lights in your town. Big deal. YOU know it's great. And YOU love it! That's all that counts. Personally, I think I'd enjoy your town's Christmas lights and decorations. I may even check it out. It sounds like fun.

And, yes, I'm from up North, but I'm not going to dis anyone for being a southerner. I LOVE the southern hospitality, especially when it's sincere and not hypocritical. I've lived up north, way out west, and now here in the good ol' south. It's all good. It is the UNITED States after all. I'm all about getting along and not sweatin' the small stuff.