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middle of January

and before you know it, it's the middle of January and you've only just put away the Christmas and so your heart would already be a little heavy-- touching her things and giving thanks that she shared them with you and all the memories attached with each little Santa or nativity or snowflake   and… Continue reading middle of January

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My Christmas Wish…..

Oh such a lovely day. Absolutely shimmering with love and light, much like the fire I'm sitting by right now.  In much the same way as the sunlight danced on the water at the fishing pond this afternoon.  And just like the candles that lit the lovely old room where we shared stories and celebrated… Continue reading My Christmas Wish…..

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What True Love Looks Like

I was standing in the yard, I think I was at Granny's.  But the trees were ones Daddy had planted, so they were precious to me.  And as I stood staring at this one tree, it fell over.  Toppled right to the ground.  In that moment, my heart shattered.  I fell to the ground crying. … Continue reading What True Love Looks Like

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Not just another January 15

The first January 15 that I ever remember is the one when I was five. 1974. We were at my Granny's farm. Daddy had cows there, and I absolutely loved them. Mama had asked me to leave them alone and stay out of the pasture, as it was a special day. All kinds of goings… Continue reading Not just another January 15

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Take Me Home, Kermit

This afternoon the crew and I were over at Leroy's and Mess Cat's house for a bit.  My littles were playing with Shaker, running through playing some game that kept them entertained and getting along. *Win* At one point, our Princess came running through carrying something and the boys were chasing her.  She stopped next… Continue reading Take Me Home, Kermit

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“The Little Lights, They’re Not Twinkling”

Y'all have all seen the movie, right?  National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation?  In the scene where Clark W. Griswold has been working so long and hard to hang lights all over the outside of their house, and finally, after one mishap, then another and another, the lights are on.  Power is diminished in the town, and the Griswold… Continue reading “The Little Lights, They’re Not Twinkling”