I have crossed from hill to coast this night. Through
deep fog and pounding rain, I have persevered. It was all for the sake of
Christmas.
This is a time to spend with our loved ones. We give and
receive, blessing as we have been blessed. No other day so captures the imagination of
both young and old.
Oh, the aggravations of the season! And yet, there are few
joys greater a child’s when they see all the presents beneath the tree. The
frustration almost seems worth it…
There are smiling faces and cheery greetings as you walk
down the street. Talk leans toward peace and joy, instead of the daily grind. The
grumpy still remain, but good will overpowers them.
It is a time for reflection, and for appreciation. We
consider others more than at any other time of the year. This is a season of
giving, and we give of ourselves.
Were we to forget, it would slowly fade away. The world
would once more become a cold and callous place. It is Christmas that reminds
us of what is best: may we never lose the smiles behind the paper and bows.
I totally agree! Ironic that what weather makes the bleakest season human good will has made the brightest. The sorrow of reality is made joy by Christmas.
ReplyDeleteIt can only be magic. Outside it is cold, but more warmth is shown than at any other time of the year. Sorrow really does turn to joy in the light of the season...
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