I am so looking forward to the holidays. Why, because it’s another wonderful
opportunity to spend quality time with the people I love. Thanksgiving and Christmas are a big deal in
my home. Like the department stores, I
plan for these holidays way too early.
Unlike the department stores, the holidays are not a commercial event to
me. We actually give thanks for our
friends, family and our life in general.
Christmas is very special to me because of my religious beliefs and it’s
always lots of fun to cook with my girls and enjoy the evening with the fam. I’m dreaming of a white Christmas sounds good
in theory but actuality is another story.
Skip me with the snow and ice, being cold is enough – thank you.
While I have my thoughts on the holiday season, I do realize
though, that there are many people who have lost family members around the
holidays and for them, this time of year could be extremely stressful. There are elderly folks who seems to be forgotten
and in general some people can’t afford the expense of gifts and the holiday turkey
dinner, etc.
Let’s remember these people, keeping them in our prayers
this holiday season. Let’s remember the
reason for the season and share what we have with others. Visiting the hospital, an elderly home or
simply sending over a plate of food for an elderly neighbor, is sure to warm
someone’s heart and put a smile on their face.
One of the best lessons we can teach our
children this holiday season is, there is more to life than getting everything
they want for Christmas. Dropping off gifts to children in
homeless shelters or the cancer center is an experience your children will
never forget. It’s all about the
memories so make wonderful memories this year, plan early and do some good in the
world diva. Don’t let the opportunity to
make a difference pass you by this holiday season.
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