Two takes on the nativity (Click to enlarge)
I’d like to be among the first to wish all the POWIP readers and my fellow authors a Merry Christmas. I sincerely hope that all enjoy basking in the warm light of family, friends, good cheer, and maybe a few drinks, hallmarks that are the real highlights of the holiday season. And regardless of your religious disposition, whether you realize it or not, in coming together in love and fellowship all are practicing one of the most important maxims of the man who’s name is imbedded in this holiday; to love others as you would love yourself.
Looks cozy, eh? (Click to enlarge)
Regardless of any material things you may soon recieve, always remember that the most important gifts are all of the skills, talents, and abilities that each of us have been graced with; as well as the opportunities we have to use them to serve others and enhance the world.
God bless you all this Christmas. May He grace with the love each of you so deserve, regardless of the conduit He may use. May He grant you the opportunity to be a blessing to someone, just as He will send folks into each of our lives who will be a blessing to us. May He watch over all who are traveling, and especially those in far flung, and possibly hostile places, who are unable to travel to share this holiday with their loved ones. And, may He continue to bless the United States of America.
God Bless us, everyone! (click to enlarge)
Now, what are you doing reading this anyway?!? Turn off the computer and spend some time in the bosom of your loving families, enjoying the warmth of good times and tidings with those you love…
Many thanks to Dan and Enoch for their fellowship and for allowing me to join them here at POWIP. And my most heartfelt good wishes and a hearty Merry Christmas to all!
Many thanks to you, Bob, and our contributors and readers, and I hope you all have as merry and blessed a Christmas as ever, despite it all, especially.
Amen.
“And regardless of your religious disposition, whether you realize it or not, in coming together in love and fellowship all are practicing one of the most important maxims of the man who’s name is imbedded in this holiday; to love others as you would love yourself.”
Word. A sincerely Merry Christmas to all of you.
2010 starts a week from tomorrow.
Merry Christmas Dan, Enoch and the rest of you all. Happy Hannukah (late) and, if I missed you, I wish you well if you follow some other tradition or faith.
May all the riches of God’s love endow every heart this season. Merry Christmas, everyone.
Merry Christmas to all.
Amen.
Merry Christmas, Dan and Enoch!
Merry Christmas Bob,
Thanks for the “warm and fuzzy”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mO4cJdN-Q8o&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5leMiif4pM&feature=related
Best wishes from Garmish, Germany
See ya next year 8^)
Thanks for the film links Danger.
Merry Christmas to you and yours, celebrating together at Edelweiss. There can be no better place to celebrate Christmas on Earth than wherever your loving family is!
Enjoy your leave and your special time together.
All the best
Bob