While I do my Christmas procrastinator’s scramble this coming week, my usual “desperately trying to pull Christmas together” routine, I don’t want to think about writing a blog post. I’m going to take the next two weeks off to concentrate on cleaning, cooking, company, kids, and Christmas. I’m going to write some checks and wrap a few gifts and try to avoid eating all the cookies. Being just a few steps beyond normal, I am content with a simple holiday celebration. I aim to have a very Merry Christmas, even if all the bells and whistles stay packed in the attic.
I hope that the magic of this holiday season warms your heart, lifts your spirits, and puts a smile on your face. May your best gift of the season be hope and a renewed faith in the promise of brighter days in the coming year. Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas, sounds like me, to a ‘T’.
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That is the only problem with Christmas now days that it is too comercialized ,that the true meaning is all lost. Merry Christmas to you all.
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