Showing posts with label merry christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label merry christmas. Show all posts

Friday, December 24, 2021

Merry Christmas

This is one of my favorite Christmas pics of all time - Abby at age two awakening to a castle. 

Magic!

I wish you all a very Merry Christmas

Peace and love


 

Monday, December 23, 2013

Merry Christmas

Christmas Spirit


by Joanne Faries


secrets abound

this time of year

mom and dad whisper

say "Get out of here."

I won't look in the closet

it is tempting, I say

but I'm on Santa's good list

and I want to stay that way

rustle of bags

buckets of bows

yummy smells from the kitchen

Christmas star glows

excitement builds

we hum holiday songs

wish for peace on earth

all year long

Saturday, December 24, 2011

Merry Christmas Cards

Lots of Grinches report that Christmas cards are a thing of the past. Too expensive. Too time consuming to prepare. The post office is a dead letter black hole. Well, I say Bah Humbug! Isn't it nice to see a cheery red envelope in your mailbox?

I send out approximately sixty cards. Addressing the cards, I think of the people - friends or family - and reflect on this tradition of best wishes, good cheer, and a hearty hello.


In return, we receive cards, across the miles, filled with notes, news, and a connection.


Here's a homemade card from my cousin Jen. Absolutely delightful!


Pictures are worth a thousand words. Kids are growing up, Rangers were in the World Series (that was a big theme this year in Texas), and a year is chronicled with smiles.


Merry Christmas!

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Texas White Christmas

Awoke to 38 degrees and supposed rain today. Christmas Eve Day. Ray and I saw Up in the Air - huge thumbs up. Came out of the theater to SNOW!!!
This is Texas, the Sunbelt...........what is going on? Am I dreaming? Truly all is calm, all is bright...

Great day to finish errands, tuck in under an afghan, watch the snow fall, and read. I finished The Help by Kathryn Stockett - wow, amazing first novel. Another friend said she finished A Graceful Death by Ann Summerville and thoroughly enjoyed her first cozy mystery.


Ready to have a Merry Christmas with family tomorrow. The little pecan pies are baked and now we watch our Christmas lights reflect off the snow. Supposed to dip into the 20s tonight so this snow shall not disappear.
I truly wish for Peace on Earth, Goodwill towards Men.
Merry Christmas