Yes, I know I said no posting until the weekend out of
respect for the victims in Connecticut.
I’ve been thinking about this and reading about this horrible event since
Friday. I feel this is the time we should share our happy times, create memories with our family. loved ones, and friends. Yes, this was and is a horrific tragedy. My prayers go out to all involved.
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| My wonderful beautiful daughter...9 months and counting. |
With that said, I will be spending time with my daughter and
son in law tomorrow as I welcome my new granddaughter into our family. I will be making memories. This is what life is about. With the loss of so many lives this last
week, I feel it is most important to spend as much time with those we love as
we can. No job, no amount of money, should be more important than family and friends. What a wonderful Christmas
season this will be for our family and friends!
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| We will welcome baby Lyla tomorrow! Can NOT wait! |
I see the world a lot differently today. Instead of seeing the black and darkness of
this world, I see the good in people.
James and I went to a local park Sunday evening to look at all the
Christmas lights and we had many strangers greet us and wish us a “Merry
Christmas” or a “Happy Holiday” and I began to realize the world isn’t as bad
as I once thought. There are still good
people out there. There is still love.
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| Creekmore Park, Fort Smith, Arkansas |
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| Creekmore Park, Fort Smith, Arkansas |
With the uncertainty we face on a daily basis, it is
important to remember the ones we love and hold dearest to our hearts this
holiday season. It is important to
remember the reason we celebrate Christmas.
When we gather on Christmas, whether you celebrate on Christmas Eve, Christmas
Day or another day, we should say a prayer of thanks to God for His many
blessings. And, I will be holding a
wonderful bundle of joy, a blessing from God…an answer to my prayers that not
all is bad in this world.
Have a wonderful Christmas!
The
Page Family
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