Winter should not be this warm, this long - should have cold and snow. Hard to get in the Christmas Spirit when high temperatures are in the seventies - the only icicles seen are ones of light lining houses, decorated ... snowmen are stranded on vast fields of green; candy canes are not melted by the sun ... Santa Claus looks out of place when you see everyone wearing shorts. All except him, poor guy, having to drag around a sack of toys in the Texas h e a t. Bah, humbugs, I heard him exclaim - yeah, Santa, know the feeling.
Love this heartfelt write Karla!
I can understand this!
and all I know, I have to looking at my Christmas Cards!
Older ones, with Snow Scenery!
Still praying for many miracles at your end Sweetie!
Warm hugs and Warmer Blessings, Warrior PURPLE Lady Sheeeooxoo
Santa doesn't have air conditioning on that sled, poor guy! And that suit> He needs a pair of shorts and a t-shirt and, even a pait of flip flops. I would suspect he could use a pair of Oakleys too and a visor. Can't you see him in a ponytail too!
See what you started Karla. I'm trying to dress out Santa too.
Love,
Susan
I know how you feel, o, boy! I wish we'd get a white Christmas too, but it looks like we'll only have one in our dreams! Wish we'd leave this Texas heat and enjoy some REAL winter weather! I sure do miss it, as I know you do! BAH the Humbugs, indeed! (Not the write, just the weather!) Very well penned; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sis, Karen Lynn. :(
Cold here--but only a skiff of snow--easy foraging for the buffalo, but no shadows on the white-breasted snow of reindeer. --Charlie
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on December 1, 2007
Yep. And if it snowed and snarled traffic, you'd be complaining about that . . . Besides, what the heck are us southerners supposed to do Christmastime . . . Move north for it? . . . God and Santa still visits and we still get into the spirit . . .
Ohh, I'm sorry Karla! I can hear your sadness. Everyone should have snow for x-mas. I'd be happy to send you a cooler full of fresh white Utah powder.
R~
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I can understand this!
and all I know, I have to looking at my Christmas Cards!
Older ones, with Snow Scenery!
Still praying for many miracles at your end Sweetie!
Warm hugs and Warmer Blessings, Warrior PURPLE Lady Sheeeooxoo
STay Positive!
peace and love, Carole~
Georg
God Bless
Michelle~
it was 60 degrees likea summer day
now I spend them in 80 degree weahter
Love & Peace be with you
William
See what you started Karla. I'm trying to dress out Santa too.
Love,
Susan
Fee
Love,
Eileen
I know how you feel, o, boy! I wish we'd get a white Christmas too, but it looks like we'll only have one in our dreams! Wish we'd leave this Texas heat and enjoy some REAL winter weather! I sure do miss it, as I know you do! BAH the Humbugs, indeed! (Not the write, just the weather!) Very well penned; brava!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin sis, Karen Lynn. :(
R~