Are you READY!? Are we ever really ready though for the birth of Christ? I know I always feel somewhat unprepared, no matter how well stocked my cupboards are, or if all the gifts are wrapped and ready for Baby Jesus and St Nick to put under the tree. And I think this has a lot to do with the hecticness that I allow to creep into my last week of Advent. Every year I swear it will be different. But this year I think I feel a little more prepared than normal because I have worked hard to be able to relax today. Today I plan to do a little baking with the children. Originally, before so many were felled by a virus, I had planned on this baking to be done sooner. But one must roll with the flow, eh?
To help the children get through the day without busting a seam, I am posting a list of to dos over the Baby's creche so that they may make it just a little softer by adding yarn as they do these things. In doing so, they will be more focused on Baby Jesus rather than what might be under the tree tomorrow. (Well, sort of! They are kids after all and even I am looking forward to the tree and all of those expectant glowing eyes!)
(This awesome picture was found HERE.)
3 comments:
Hola querida familia!
¡Desde Montevideo nuestros mejores deseos de una Muy Feliz Navidad!
Y la imagen de la Virgen y el Niño, una versión moderna de la Virgen de la Ternura, me gustó tanto que se las pido prestada para nuestro blog.
elaisa y j.a.varela
Nollage maith agut
(Good Christmas!)
Is mise, le meas
(My self with good wishes)
Lorcan
Merry Christmas !
I am glad to hear that your family is all together for this blessed holiday. I know how hard it is to get my family all together for a few hours . Yours all being available must be a small miracle.
I can't wait to see pictures of your family's celebration.
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