This is the most un-Christmas Christmas I've ever had.
We don't have a tree - we have no space, and I do not count a 1-foot high fir cutting placed in a pot, as a tree.
I didn't send out a single card this year.
I am not going to do anything fancy with this site for Christmas, because I haven't had time.
I just spent 2 hours - after attending the midnight church service - ironing clothes.
Merry Christmas, anyway.
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Oh, Vanessa, I'm sorry that your Christmas holiday has been less spectacular than the traditional holiday. However, much of the cheer of Christmas is a state of mind--and it looks like you still have a lot of things to be cheerful and grateful for (although ironing for 2 hours is a bit of a drag).
Merry Christmas. May your clothes remain unwrinkled.
Happy Christmas Vanessa, sometimes Christmas is not in the things around us but in our spirit. I am spending Christmas eve alone and Christmas day, we're driving 14 hours to Texas. So we've postponed Christmas till the weekend. :) Hang in there.
Hey, didn't see you at service, but have a Blessed Christmas! Hope work isn't bogging you down today.
Merry Christmas to everyone :-P I do have many things I am still grateful for. It has been a year of miracles and blessings in fact. Perhaps I shouldn't expect too much of the tangibles - we still have family time together, after all.
Ben - I saw you at the midnight service. I was sitting further back, on the right.
Merry Christmas Van!!!
sending cheer from germany.... :C)