Christmas to me means mostly the birth of Chrst.
That is first onmy list and seems so right.
To love my savior first of all.
And not think I am walking so tall.
I do like the festivities that the season brings.
I do like the bells that ring.
The carols, the foods, the atmosphere.
All continue to keep me in the stratosphere.
So here is wishing you all
A Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
THAT TIME IS ALMOST UPON US AGAIN...THAT WONDERFUL TIME OF YEAR WHEN HEARTS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD ARE KNIT WITH LOVE FROM A MANGER. THANKS FOR SHARING, LOIS AND MUCH LOVE TO YOU AND YOURS. BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Your heart is in the right place Lois
and even though I am late reading this
it sure brought joy to my soul! What an
adorable picture too! Be encouraged!
Sorry I'm late reading this, but not sorry to have read it!! It's a charming picture and a charming poem -- both complement perfectly your good wishes. May 2010 be a wonderful year for you!
Oh, as for arthritis..I just came across a Citrus and Sage gel for feet (and legs) which helps me a lot...of all places, at Walmart. Maybe it would give you releif too.
Lois, you truly celebrate Christmas for what it is, the birthday of Jesus Christ -- anything else that reflects the night when the gift of love began to grow among mankind is extra -- the food,the gifts and bells -- a poem from the heart of a Christian person -- may your Christmas celebration be as special as they have always been -- peace and love to you my friend -- Jon Michael
I don't know, Lois--those kittens look all stressed out to me! = )
Seriously, though, this is a nice Christmas poem, and I love the way you have made your list. It's His birthday, after all, and more than that, He deserves to be #1 every day! Merry Christmas to you!
Connie
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Daniel
and even though I am late reading this
it sure brought joy to my soul! What an
adorable picture too! Be encouraged!
Much Love,
Margaret
P.S. Pleased to meet you!
Oh, as for arthritis..I just came across a Citrus and Sage gel for feet (and legs) which helps me a lot...of all places, at Walmart. Maybe it would give you releif too.
love,
gina
Sheila
Seriously, though, this is a nice Christmas poem, and I love the way you have made your list. It's His birthday, after all, and more than that, He deserves to be #1 every day! Merry Christmas to you!
Connie
Love & Blessings,
John Michael
Pizzaman
Newfie Hugs, Rose
Regis