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Wednesday, December 26, 2007

White Christmas?

To be deemed an "official" white Christmas, an area has to have an accumulation of at least 1" of snow, according to this article by KOMO News 4 in Seattle. I had actually prayed that we would wake up to a blanket of white yesterday morning, but it didn't happen. Then, after the presents were opened and we were munching on cinnamon rolls (the kind you have to peel out of a can), we saw that once again, God answered a prayer in His timing as we saw the first icy flakes falling. It was just a dusting, certainly not the inch required to call it a white Christmas, but it was a beautiful sight. There's something gentle and calming about watching snow fall softly to the ground, covering over a multitude of nature's sins and making even the ugly things becoming. Very much like Christ's love for us.


I hope you all had a nice Christmas with the ones you love.

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Thursday, December 27, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by AcceptanceWithJoy
Well, I am usually of the mind that the only good snow is fake snow. But I do get excited when it snows on Christmas. I don't worry about any definitions... if I see one flake, I'm good.

So glad you had Christmas snow ~
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Thursday, December 27, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by socalval
Snow? What's that??? It's hot and sunny here in CA. Sounds like you probably had a great Christmas celebration.

Can't wait to hear more!

Valerie
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Thursday, December 27, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by Arby
Have a very merry Christmas!
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Thursday, December 27, 2007 - Untitled Comment

Posted by 4sweetums
We had so hoped for a White Christmas as well. We did get some snow "dusting" Christmas night. It was really lovely and calming.
Blessings,
4sweetums
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Are you homeschooling ... anyway? Very few of us, if any, escape the tragedies and other disappointments of life. In the summer of 2004, we experienced a tragedy of our own with the death of our pre-born baby. It was a devastating blow, but that year we homeschooled ... anyway. We were blessed with another little one, but were soon face to face with my husband's cancer diagnosis (multiple myeloma) in early 2006. And like we did 3 years ago, we are still homeschooling...anyway. If you need support, encouragement, or just want to know what "a day in the life" is like for another family who chooses to continue homeschooling in spite of difficulties, stick around! I'm glad you're here, and that I can be here, too, to share the ups and downs (even the days when I feel like I'm skidding sideways) of our homeschooling family: Dad, Mom, two teenagers, a preteen, and a toddler. Any typos I will blame on Bethany, who likes to smack the keyboard while I'm holding her and trying to type one-handed. ;-)

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