Wednesday, December 25, 2019

and to all a good night


The cranberry sauce is on its way to the refrigerator with the rest of the left-overs. Salad. Ham. Turkey. Baby asparagus. Hasselback potatoes.

And all four of us have finished off our pumpkin pie or home-made lime sherbet with snickerdoodle and ginger cookies. The carols have been sung and the forbidden gifts have been opened.

Our Christmas was a good one for two reasons.

First, we have spent two full days together enjoying jigsaw puzzles and conversation about things we remember that never happened.

Second, all of that is a reminder to us of the purpose of the day -- to celebrate the Messiah's birth and God's plan to reconcile the world to him.

With all of that in mind, let me wish all of you the happiest of Christmases.
  

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