Jeanne and I got a ride with Larry Lawson to the Ward Breakfast. We sat at a front table with others from Treeo. At 9 AM we were about the only ones there. Plastic covers were on the round tables but no decorations of any kind.
It soon filled up and on two tables in front was foil tins and other things of food and drink from Kneaders. They let the old people get in line first.
It was a huge french toast with delicious syrup and strawberries and whipped cream. It all went deliciously together. The whole serving of things was very casual. I got the idea the bishopric was doing all the work and they just asked volunteers to serve.
A very jolly elf (wish I had his picture) was dressed in an amazing costume and had grown his beard out long and curved. His shoes were handmade and cost $600!!!! His wife made his outfit, really great.
While the bishopric rolled a bin around and cleaned everything up we sang Christmas carols until the primary children were costumed and on stage. A narrator presented the story and the children arranged themself. All very informal, no one cared about lights or junk on the stage but had wonderful costumes.
It was certainly a stress free wonderful Christmas Breakfast for everyone.
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