I am waiting for the family to wake up. This Christmas has come and gone by so fast. A combination of being older and so busy means that I haven't had much time to think about it.
However, I hope everyone doesn't get so wrapped up in presents and food and forget why we even celebrate Christmas.
We give gifts to symbolize the greatest gift we all received. Because Christ gave up his life, was buried, and rose on the third day we can all live again. We have the gift of salvation.
Read this if you need something to help remember how special this day it.
Friday, December 25, 2009
Christmas
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Thursday, December 24, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Weather
Here are two weather forcasts for December 23.
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Santa Claus
This is a spoiler. Don’t read on if you are under 10. I was 6 years old when I stopped believing in Santa Claus. At school, we were talking about Santa Claus and this boy had the audacity to say, “My dad told me there is no such thing as Santa Claus.” Imagine 30 first graders grasping in disbelief. “No! That’s not true. Your dad’s a liar!” When I went home later that night, I recounted the story to my parents. “This boy at school said that Santa Claus wasn’t real!” To which my dad replied, “He’s not.” Everything was downhill from there. Now while I know Santa Claus isn’t a real person, I believe in the spirit of Santa Claus. Each of us can be the Santa in someone’s life. Either through secret Santa, participating in food drives, or offering up service to the people we know. I don’t think having kids believe in Santa destroys them, or gives them unrealistic expectations about life. Anyone can take time this Christmas to teach their children the true meaning of Christmas and how we all can exemplify the person this celebration is for.
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Labels: Christmas, Santa Claus
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Out of the Mouth of Chris
Chris was very talkative this morning. And by this morning I mean while he was still asleep.
Chris "I assume that this is going to cost $2000?
Me "What?"
Chris "The environment."
Me "The whole environment will cost $2000?
Chris ...back to sleep...
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Labels: Sleep, Why I love Chris
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
More Hat
I have been practicing a lot on these hats trying to perfect them and get the sizing down. I really love crocheting and I am about ready to branch out to other things.
But here is my latest creation.
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Labels: Crafts
Sunday, December 6, 2009
A Christmas Miracle
I have lost my ipod nano twice since I got in 4 years ago. The first time I found it 4 months later in my sister's glove compartment. And now I had lost it again. I think the last time I saw it was around February.
Well, it turned up on Friday. In our glove compartment. I swear that both Chris and I have looked in their several times in the last 10 month, but I just opened it on Friday and out it popped. Headphones and all.
It is just a Christmas miracle!
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
American Crafts
Remember this?
It is happening again this year. Last year I remember hearing that it opened a day early for friends and family. So I searched so blogs and one of the designers for American Crafts confirmed that. Well, I don't know anybody there, so I though will they really kick me out if I don't really know anyone?
Well, I went during my lunch. I work like a mile away, and they did not kick me out. Then I went back tonight with Chris and Charleah. This is basically my Christmas present from Chris.
I'll post pictures later, but if you scrapbook you should go to this sale. I will probably go back again.
And this is one of four reasons I will miss Utah.
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Labels: Scrapbook, warehouse sale