Ahhhh...Christmas Time. I can't believe it is Christmas 2010. My dad has told me many times that time goes by faster the older you get. Well, I know I am getting older but this "time thing" is getting bit ridiculous.
It is Christmas time again and it really is the "most wonderful time of the year". For the most part, people's attitudes change. I know there are the "scrooges" out there with their "bah humbug" attitudes, but for the most part I have found Christmas brings out the best in people. I have already witnessed the attitude and spirit of generosity this season in great amounts. There have been several people who have shared how they are going to bless others during this Christmas time. There are many ways to show this caring attitude. We can give money, gifts, time or sit down and write a note to someone who has been an inspiration in our lives. If you haven't done this yet, I would encourage you to stop right now and think of a way that you and your family can show the Spirit of CHRISTmas to someone. After all, look at what Christ has done for you.
It is Christmas time and you can tell it at the Wheat's house. Last week the lights went up on the house. I love putting lights up. We really don't have that much traffic where we live. In fact, Krystal asked me why I do it for the few cars that come by our house and I said that I do it for those few to enjoy. She just laughed and went on doing what she was doing. It's not just the outside but also the inside of our house that yells "It's Christmas Time". All the decorations are out for this holiday season. Everyone is asking "What do you want for Christmas?" Our answers are pretty much the same (except for Mitchell), "Well, I really don't need a thing." We are truly blessed.
I know we all want things, but do we really "need" anything? Be a blessing this CHRISTmas season and bless someone else. There is nothing wrong with exchanging gifts but let's remember the best gift given to us all....JESUS.
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Saturday, December 4, 2010
It's Christmas Time!
Ahhhh...Christmas Time. I can't believe it is Christmas 2010. My dad has told me many times that time goes by faster the older you get. Well, I know I am getting older but this "time thing" is getting bit ridiculous.
It is Christmas time again and it really is the "most wonderful time of the year". For the most part, people's attitudes change. I know there are the "scrooges" out there with their "bah humbug" attitudes, but for the most part I have found Christmas brings out the best in people. I have already witnessed the attitude and spirit of generosity this season in great amounts. There have been several people who have shared how they are going to bless others during this Christmas time. There are many ways to show this caring attitude. We can give money, gifts, time or sit down and write a note to someone who has been an inspiration in our lives. If you haven't done this yet, I would encourage you to stop right now and think of a way that you and your family can show the Spirit of CHRISTmas to someone. After all, look at what Christ has done for you.
It is Christmas time and you can tell it at the Wheat's house. Last week the lights went up on the house. I love putting lights up. We really don't have that much traffic where we live. In fact, Krystal asked me why I do it for the few cars that come by our house and I said that I do it for those few to enjoy. She just laughed and went on doing what she was doing. It's not just the outside but also the inside of our house that yells "It's Christmas Time". All the decorations are out for this holiday season. Everyone is asking "What do you want for Christmas?" Our answers are pretty much the same (except for Mitchell), "Well, I really don't need a thing." We are truly blessed.
I know we all want things, but do we really "need" anything? Be a blessing this CHRISTmas season and bless someone else. There is nothing wrong with exchanging gifts but let's remember the best gift given to us all....JESUS.
It is Christmas time again and it really is the "most wonderful time of the year". For the most part, people's attitudes change. I know there are the "scrooges" out there with their "bah humbug" attitudes, but for the most part I have found Christmas brings out the best in people. I have already witnessed the attitude and spirit of generosity this season in great amounts. There have been several people who have shared how they are going to bless others during this Christmas time. There are many ways to show this caring attitude. We can give money, gifts, time or sit down and write a note to someone who has been an inspiration in our lives. If you haven't done this yet, I would encourage you to stop right now and think of a way that you and your family can show the Spirit of CHRISTmas to someone. After all, look at what Christ has done for you.
It is Christmas time and you can tell it at the Wheat's house. Last week the lights went up on the house. I love putting lights up. We really don't have that much traffic where we live. In fact, Krystal asked me why I do it for the few cars that come by our house and I said that I do it for those few to enjoy. She just laughed and went on doing what she was doing. It's not just the outside but also the inside of our house that yells "It's Christmas Time". All the decorations are out for this holiday season. Everyone is asking "What do you want for Christmas?" Our answers are pretty much the same (except for Mitchell), "Well, I really don't need a thing." We are truly blessed.
I know we all want things, but do we really "need" anything? Be a blessing this CHRISTmas season and bless someone else. There is nothing wrong with exchanging gifts but let's remember the best gift given to us all....JESUS.
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