The Nativity scene is a very important Christmas tradition in my family. We assemble one of our sets (we have several) in the living room, constructing a full backdrop for it in a little nook under a prayer table. Fabric draped over boxes become hills, and pine tree trimmings become trees.
That special “something” doesn’t have to be extravagant. Fill your stocking with inexpensive knick-knacks that have personal meaning, and you’ll be giving the gift of love. Here are a few ideas to help you decide what to fill your stockings with this Christmas. We’ve kept the ideas very general, so that you can add the…
For to us a child is born. A child of hair and nails and teeth; a child of shoulders and ankles and wrists and knees; a child of muscles that strained and bones that broke and cartilage that twisted and rubbed and wore and tore. A child who could, and who would, feel the pain…