i don't expect that christmas holiday will be stressful or difficult or big, we live quite simply. there is a small tree with a few lights and ornaments that the visiting puppy will probably have to wrestle a bit with. we have some discord and sickness in the extended family, don't all families? we have some traditions and some friends we'll see, some eating and drinking to enjoy, and some hiking or (hopefully) skiing into the adirondacks to energize our out of shape muscles. i wish you all moments to share with people who mean much to you, time outside, and time off to make or do or be exactly what you need this holiday time.
Monday, December 21, 2009
shortest day, longest night
i don't expect that christmas holiday will be stressful or difficult or big, we live quite simply. there is a small tree with a few lights and ornaments that the visiting puppy will probably have to wrestle a bit with. we have some discord and sickness in the extended family, don't all families? we have some traditions and some friends we'll see, some eating and drinking to enjoy, and some hiking or (hopefully) skiing into the adirondacks to energize our out of shape muscles. i wish you all moments to share with people who mean much to you, time outside, and time off to make or do or be exactly what you need this holiday time.
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Greetings to you Velma, I am so pleased to have found your blog thanks to Jude... sending warm best wishes for Winter and looking forward to reading more.
ReplyDeletemaking it real. i like that about this place.
ReplyDeleteLove the sentiments expressed... simplicity and acceptance run counter to excess and pretences of joy... so much more palatable!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy both your indoor and outdoor times in the coming days!
What a strong tree! Bringing earth and sky together.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a fine christmas with your family.
Sandra (the Netherlands)
thank you. my heart is full of sun.
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