We wish you a joyous holiday and a New Year full of hope and promises fulfilled, in this first year of the new Millennium (as a good friend of ours is fond of pointing out). Please enjoy the buffet and our Christmas story. We have Christmas cards too, from all of us to all of you -- and don't forget to sign the guestbook! Wishing you all the very merriest of holidays--

The KanColl Volunteers

The KanColl family has put together a tantalizing selection of cookies, appetizers, and other treats to help you celebrate the holidays. Sip an Azalea, nibble on a Lemon-Poppyseed Crisp, oh and try the Holiday Cheese Ball!

"Christmas at Home in Kansas" first appeared in our holiday pages in 1996. The story has a special meaning this year, since Susan is living in her beloved home state for the first time in many years. She will be spending this Christmas in Kansas with her mother, brother, sisters, and assorted nieces and nephews. Well, you know, there really is no place like home ....