Showing posts with label Christmas 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas 2012. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Spirit of Christmas
I know I said I wasn't going to blog this holiday. But I couldn't resist. I love this.
Sunday, December 23, 2012
My Hope for the Holidays
Inspired by the beautiful and talented Amy Grant. I hope your day is filled with love, hope, and especially light.
Friday, December 21, 2012
10 Things that Make Me Happy at Christmas Time
1. Time
with my family
2. The
glow of softly twinkling lights lighting up the world
3. Holiday
music
4. Hearing
people wish complete strangers a merry Christmas (or happy holidays, or
whatever)
5. Reading
holiday stories
6. Wrapping
thoughtful gifts in pretty paper
7. Making
and giving holiday treats
8. Finding
that perfect item to give a special person in your life
9. Little
children anticipating Christmas morning
10. Being
reunited with family members from far away.
My son is coming to town this
weekend, and I am so excited to have my family all together for the first time
since we left Utah. He’s never been to our new home in Texas, and I’m both
nervous and excited to show him around. With the holiday and family time,
please forgive me for not blogging next week.
I hope you have a beautiful, wonderful,
fun-filled, merry Christmas. Sending you love from our little town in Texas!
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Filling Up the Cracks
This weekend, one of my online
friends shared a statement made by her nine-year-old . The beautiful words were
passed on by a number of people because of the profound simplicity of this
child’s words.
So let’s share some ideas.

Christmas Glitter Notes Pictures
Sarah Eden’s daughter said, “When
your heart is broken, you choose what to fill up the cracks with. Love or Hate.
But hate can never heal. Only love can do that.”
I think now is a really good time of
year to spread some love. Actually, there’s never a bad time to spread love. It
is, after all, what makes the world go round, right?
So let’s share some ideas.
I’m a fan of angel trees,
Toys-for-Tots, Sub-for Santa, and any assistance we can give to homeless
shelters and food banks. Small donations don’t take much, and are a good way to
contribute to the community.
Or, on a more personal level, spread
some kindness and cheer by smiling more, saying kind words, and noticing the
distress of others around you. Everyone benefits from small acts of kindness.
What are you doing to spread the
love this week?

Christmas Glitter Notes Pictures
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