Sometimes you just have to do it.
Get out and walk. I’ve been out of commission for so long I feel like a butterfly coming out of the cocoon!
And, of course, after all that, you have to eat something healthy. Just a lot of salad fixings and an oil free dressing. Yummy!
What are you doing to recoup after the holidays?
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Merry Christmas everyone and thank you for sharing Blogmas 2017 with me!
Simple Christmas dinner. A stuffing casserole with Gardein vegan chicken strips, celery, onion and mushrooms, and dried cranberries. With steamed green beans. Delish!
What are you having for Christmas dinner?
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O HOLY NIGHT
THE STARS ARE BRIGHTLY SHINING
IT IS THE NIGHT OF THE DEAR SAVIOR’S BIRTH.
What are you singing tonight to celebrate the birth of Christ?
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And so it was, that, while they were there, the days were accomplished that she should be delivered.
And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn.
Luke 2:6-7
Christmas sweater!
This is my sweater for this year. Except I think it’s kind of cute. I love kitties!
Do you have a Christmas sweater tradition in your family?
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Christmas decorations
These were made by my mother-in-law. She passed away in 2012, so they, along with the photo of my boys and myself, are particularly precious.
The picture was done the Christmas before my younger son died.
Precious memories.
How are you honoring your loved ones this Christmas season?
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I love to read, and I love re-reading some Christmas favorites during the season. Richard Paul Evans is a favorite author of mine, and this book is one I like to read year after year.
Anne Perry’s A Christmas Guest is a new one for me, so I’m looking forward to some reading enjoyment!
What are you reading this Christmas season?
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