First Empty Nest Christmas
Very Peaceful
Listening to Emmylou Harris’ album
While I wait for family to arrive.
I Pray
May The Light born
This day fill your life all year
Until Christmas come once again.
There Is A Light
There’s a light, there’s a light in the darkness
And the black of the night cannot harm us
We can trust not to fear for our comfort is near
There’s a light, there’s a light in the darkness
It will rain, it will rain in the desert
In the cracks of the plain, there’s a treasure
Like the thirst of the seed we will await we believe
It will rain, it will rain in the desert
We will fly, we will fly, we will let go
To this world we will die but our hearts know
We’ll see more on that side when the door opens wide
We will fly, we will fly, we will fly, we will fly, we will all go.
Emmylou Harris
PS. TheCookie Cutter Family asked me to
Wish You a Very Merry Christmas!
Light Words 
I wish you the sweetest of holidays.
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Thank you. It certainly has been. Many blessing to you as well Barbara!
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Wishing you and your family a great Christmas, Carol. Guess were going to have a white Christmas after all. It started sleeting about an hour ago and after about ten minutes it turned into heavy snow. Really coming down hard now. The weather guy said we could have between 6″ and 10″ in our area. Northern Oklahoma isn’t going to get as much. This might delay our plans to head to northern Oklahoma tomorrow. Oh well, there’s always Thursday. lol
Again, enjoy your Christmas out there.
Neal
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It has been a sweet and quiet day. Lots of rain. Ok use that smart phone and send me snow photos for late Christmas.
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There’s a light in the darkness – it is one we light for one another. Have a great day after Christmas Day!
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could we say we are the light of the world? May you also have a happy Boxing Day 🙂
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I do hope you’ve had a lovely Christmas Day. If not…well I know you did.
Belated Happy Christmas, Carol! 🙂
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Of course I did and I know you did as well. I am wishing you a happy Day After Christmas often called Boxing day. Don’t pulling punches 😉
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