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Merry Christmas!
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Dear friends,
Just a quick note to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a properous and blessed New Year. For me, Christmas was spent with the Christmas eve vigil followed by midnight high mass. The chapel was packed with other parishoneers eager to well in the Christ Child's birthday. After the midnight mass, Father went right into the mass at dawn, so the religious ceremonies ended just around 2 a.m. I spoke to one of my sister's later, and, as she lives far away from mass, went and spent an hour singing Christmas carols with the people in the town where she lived, and thoroughly enjoyed it. My husband and I later worked during the afternoon and evening, but it was filled with good cheer and free meals as well as plenty of cookies and cupcakes from the local religious communities. There goes all the calories!
Anyway, how was you Christmas? Hopefully, it was a blessed and happy one, with family and friends. I spent quite alot of time on the phone catching up with fiends and family who were not in the area. The next day, I spent some time in Seattle, taking in the sites, going out for my free meal at the Ram( an restaurant I highly recommend especially if you like burgers!), as well as my free mud pie, courtesy also of the Ram. I could not finish it all my myself, so I had help from a friend. What are friend's for, anyway? Just kidding!
As the new year approaches, we can all plan new or renewed resolutions. The daily Rosary would be a good thing for all. One can never go wrong with that! I heard that this time of year is also when many singles go on line looking for that special someone to spent time with. I have heard that on-line lookers increase by at least ten percent. Well, whatever the percentage is, it is a good idea to try and meet new friends and hopefully make lasting relationships. I sure hope 2012 will be an exciting year for all and one to be remembered by all.
Until next time I write.....
God bless,
Melissa
- Thank you for the note! Christmas was wonderful! First my sister car was towed unjustly and she was a couple of hours from home. Other obligations were cancelled and after a long day she at least made it home at last. She was waiting in a truma unit.. Having the car towed seem like a truma but in reality it was a blessing... Christmas Eve was spent in a nursing home filled with good carollers and even a family of singers who entertained everyone at supper. After work at home a big meal was enjoiyed thought I'm a fan of meat...my favorite was the avacado and goat cheese salad. Quiet since Christmas which is a relief too everyone. The week before we wondered..What else could go wrong? Now everything seems like a distant memory is forgotten. God Bless you in the New Year! Christine
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