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Aloha From Maui on christmas Eve...Two days ago my fort was intact. Today...Christmas Eve...my son Todd has begun breaking ground to pour foundation for a small extension to be built out here in back for me. The whole process will probably take a year. For the next few days I will be sleeping with my animals out under the stars and praying it doesn't rain. Merry christmas to everyone. I love you all and thank God each and every day for all the blessings in my life.... Read More
One christmas my friend Connie invited all the neighbours to a christmas party at her home. We lived in a friendly street and often had weekend parties, rotating the role of host so everyone had a turn. Connie’s christmas party was slightly different, as not all the guests were from our street. We all took a plate, and everyone had a fine time dancing, singing, eating, drinking, at a typical New Zealand evening party. One woman I had never met before sat on the floor near the pine Christma... Read More
I look at the christmas tree and see a pile of presents waiting to be opened. The house is quiet and still. It's a gloomy christmas Eve day here. After weeks and weeks of snow-covered ground, mother nature has decided to bring rain for christmas Eve and wash away any chance we had for a white Christmas. Still, there's a feeling of christmas in the air. It's a feeling that you can't put your finger on. It's just another of those mysterious things like deja vu, music and trying to fathom the bound... Read More
We all need to read more stories like this,to get the real reason behind christmas giving. Its not about the gifts we recieve,or the cost, but, what comes from the heart. That is what counts, and that is what Christmas is all about Love. Have a very Blessed christmas and a Happy New Year ! This is what christmas is all about... Better bundle up - the goose bumps will freeze you! I think I need to read this every year at Christmas. Pa never had much compassion for t... Read More
As children, we had to send a christmas present to our Aunt Clara, who was the eldest of the 12 children in my mother’s family, and nearly 4 years older than Mum. Aunt Clara was the only one we had to send a present to. She lived at the other end of the North Island, and made frequent journeys to stay at our place. We were brought up to think that Aunt Clara was the next thing to Royalty, and it never occurred to us that she was a mere mortal like the rest of us. When she came to stay there... Read More
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