” ‘This is how we show others that we are praying for them,’ said Ms. Donna some 15 years ago as she gathered all her Christmas cards received that year and placed them in a decorative basket.”
What do you do with the Christmas cards you received AFTER the holiday? This is what a dear, cherished friend does with hers …
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“Girls loaded into van. All doors securely closed. Arriving at the nursing home and raring to go, we girls piled out of the van, hymnals in hand. Walking inside, we met 2 precious women at the dining table. ‘May we sing for you?’
One eagerly smiled. The other voiced, ‘I have a headache. No.’ “
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Blessed by you,
Shelli
“Not getting back into the swing of things after Christmas is mind-boggling. For those of us who are active or have active children involved in functions, we seemingly have no choice.
But we can choose our attitude.”
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Blessed by you,
Shelli
” ‘Maybe we shouldn’t memorize so much lengthy Scripture this year,’ I reluctantly suggested at the leader meeting.”
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Blessed by you,
Shelli
Shelli Littleton 