random thoughts on chronic pain and life issues ... with the occasional weather report thrown in!
Sunday, December 16, 2007
christmas cheer
"Happy, happy Christmas, that can win us back to the delusions of our childhood days, recall to the old man the pleasures of his youth, and transport the traveler back to his own fireside and quiet home!" ~Charles Dickens
Morning! I loved your card...those angels playing to the baby Jesus...just precious. The art itself is wonderful...I'd never seen that picture before and gave your card a place of honor on the sideboard in the living room. Have you ever heard of the author Cathy Hake? She wrote 'Letter Perfect' and a sequel..'Bittersweet'. I'm on the sequel now and can hardly put it down. Light reading but oh how I've enjoyed how the author brings honor to our Lord in the story. Do you have the Library Interloan system in Canada or something like it? I use it with great appreciation. We've been so busy here...my blogging as suffered but hope things get back to normal after the first of the year. *hugs* from Maggie Ann =)
Nancy ... :o) ... thank you ... Dickens is a good traditional type of Christmas " guy "!
amrita ... you know your names! mine is from Finland, and you are 100% right re the pronounciation ... :)
mimi ... it is starting to get warmer here, so the snow is fun to walk in now! that's a blessing!
tina ... *grinning*
maggie ann ... i should have scanned that pic - i thought it was lovely too! and we do have inter library loans here too ... they are GREAT to use! *hugs bakatcha!*
cathy ... it was a card i scanned - it really glitters in real life ... *smile*
7 comments:
Lovely pictures & thoughts to go with them.
Delightful blog Saija.
Some of your links are my favs. too.
Pardon me, but your name sounds European. The j is pronounced like a y isn 't it? Or it could be french.
The Dickens quote if very good.
I love your Dickens Christmas scene...
yes, yes, yes, and yes!
Morning! I loved your card...those angels playing to the baby Jesus...just precious. The art itself is wonderful...I'd never seen that picture before and gave your card a place of honor on the sideboard in the living room. Have you ever heard of the author Cathy Hake? She wrote 'Letter Perfect' and a sequel..'Bittersweet'. I'm on the sequel now and can hardly put it down. Light reading but oh how I've enjoyed how the author brings honor to our Lord in the story. Do you have the Library Interloan system in Canada or something like it? I use it with great appreciation. We've been so busy here...my blogging as suffered but hope things get back to normal after the first of the year. *hugs* from Maggie Ann =)
I love the beautiful Christmas picture, just right for memories. :o)
Nancy ... :o) ... thank you ... Dickens is a good traditional type of Christmas " guy "!
amrita ... you know your names! mine is from Finland, and you are 100% right re the pronounciation ... :)
mimi ... it is starting to get warmer here, so the snow is fun to walk in now! that's a blessing!
tina ... *grinning*
maggie ann ... i should have scanned that pic - i thought it was lovely too! and we do have inter library loans here too ... they are GREAT to use! *hugs bakatcha!*
cathy ... it was a card i scanned - it really glitters in real life ... *smile*
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