This morning, I am super-excited that my kiddo, and his person
are coming to spend the day.
They'll leave this evening to celebrate with
his Dad's family out of town, but then return later to tuck in here for the night.
Christmas eve is always special to me, knowing that I'll wake up to my kiddo
& my granddog being here...
and this year Molly too?
Santa sure delivers.
Spending Christmas morning together has always been our little family tradition.
Next year it could all change, so I'm gonna savor every little moment.
I'm pre-prepping for our church outing this evening.
I listened to this song in advance, to see if the weepiness
just happens when we sing during candlelight service at church,
or always.
It's always.
I forgot to bring tissues last year.
This year I'll bring a roll of paper towels,
and hope I don't start a fire.
I have a new tradition I want to start tonight.
I got the idea from an old book.
Last year I hoped my Grandma's lasagna would be
the new Christmas tradition.
But...
Hubby's not a big fan of lasagna
so.....
Here are a few little notes from my journal this morning.
Clear out the clutter and open your heart to the wonders
of Christ's birth.
Gaze at the Glory of His birth, and respond
with childlike wonder.
You will feel exhausted & overwhelmed when you believe
everything depends on you.
God can calm your soul.
He takes full responsibility for your needs, as you obey Him.
You'll find peace when you trust Him.
So when you are overwhelmed, stop and spend time with Him.
He's got everything under control.
You'll only see what you're looking for.
Show love to others.
Much more than presents & parties,
what people need from you is to know you care
for them.
Show up for yourself even when others don't.
"Trust yourself enough to know you are exactly where you should be
(even if where you are ain't pretty in this moment.)"
Be willing to be wrong & listen to the opinion of others.
"Nothing can bring you peace but yourself."
~Ralph Waldo Emerson~
Brace yourself for the beauty that is right in front of you.
be well...
xoxo
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