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Category Archives: Holidays
Sunday Glory
Christmas is most truly Christmas when we celebrate it by giving the light of love to those who need it most. Ruth Carter Stapleton Gail ♥
Silent Night- The Carpenters
I once saw Karen Carpenter’s name on a list of the most beautiful female vocalists ever. I had to agree and think she most definitely deserves a spot there! Her voice is very calming. Gail ♥
Posted in Christmas, Music
Tagged Christmas songs, Karen Carpenter, Silent Night, The Carpenters
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Keeping Pets Safe at the Holidays
Here’s a good veterinary handout (click on the link below) from the ASPCA for keeping pets safe during the holiday season. These are more common than you might think. Keep pets safe during the holidays Gail ♥
Little Snoops
My cats are worse than two little kids as far as snooping at Christmas time. Sigh. Yes, I buy our two cats a Christmas present every year. They both have stockings that hang on the mantle with the rest of … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, cats, Christmas, Holidays
Tagged Cats and Christmas, curiosity killed the cat, curious cats, pets and Christmas, snooping kitties
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Tennessee Christmas
The only Christmas for me. Gail ♥
Posted in Christmas, Holidays, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged Amy Grant, Christmas song, Gary Chapman, Tennessee Christmas by Amy Grant
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Sunday Glory
All praise to Thee, Eternal Lord, clothed in a garb of flesh and blood, choosing a manger for a throne. Martin Luther Gail ♥
Posted in Christianity, Christmas, God, September 11, 2001
Tagged birth of Christ, Christmas, Jesus Christ
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When Death Came and it Felt Holy
Yesterday was the 12th anniversary of my mother’s death. I never fail to think about her on that day and as much as I don’t want to, I always seem to end up reliving that night of her death. I … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Death, Music
Tagged A death at Christmas, Death of a mother, Experiencing the death of a loved one, O Holy Night
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