Christmas, the season of "busyness", like a friend of mine likes to call it, has come and gone.
Shopping for gifts done, holiday parties celebrated, and the house decorated as only an 18 year old would like, demanding that every decoration and ornament accumulated in the last 25 years be taken out of boxes and put out for display. She says you can't go wrong when it comes to Christmas, the more the better. Church was attended, for sure the best part in this whole production, forced to remain static and focused for more more than a few minutes. A welcomed breather from all the "busyness" we inflict on ourselves.
Shopping for gifts done, holiday parties celebrated, and the house decorated as only an 18 year old would like, demanding that every decoration and ornament accumulated in the last 25 years be taken out of boxes and put out for display. She says you can't go wrong when it comes to Christmas, the more the better. Church was attended, for sure the best part in this whole production, forced to remain static and focused for more more than a few minutes. A welcomed breather from all the "busyness" we inflict on ourselves.
Christmas has come and gone, a few days left until the end of the year, a few days left to contemplate the possibilities of the new year, 2012,
A few days left.
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