Christmas is not as much about opening our presents as opening our hearts. Christmas is always a day of remembrance; a day in which we think of everything we have ever loved.
As year 2009 wasn’t the best year for me so I’m really happy it’s soon over and I hope that 2010 will be much better …..
So do we need our attitude to change in order to make the coming year better?!
Well, maybe we must stay in closer touch with our family and good friends .We should stop magnifying small problems .Speak kindly ,be more thoughtful and think before shooting from our lips words that can be hard to digest..
Maybe forgive an injustice done to us in 2009. Listen more. Apologize when you realize you are wrong. An apology never diminishes a person. It elevates him.
We shouldn’t abandon our old-fashioned principles. They never go out of style. When courage is needed, ask yourself, “If not me, who? If not now, when?”
However you decide to bring in the New Year, have a safe and happy one, and try to think about just one thing you’d like to change about yourself for the coming year. It seems like the older we get the harder it is to change even that one thing” ;-)… “I’m talking about myself now”!
May the Christmas season fill your home with joy ,your life with love ,health, hope and laughter .My warmest wishes for a Happy New Year …
This is a picture of my beautiful city Montreal
G!han
What a wonderful piece…such a great observation. Christmas has worked it’s way away fro the celebration of our savior to the onslaught of retail bombardment of advertisement luring us all deeper indebted to Visa, Mastercard, etc…
May 2010 bring joy, love, peace and happiness to you and yours, my friend….Holiday Hugs!!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to you and your wonderful family ya Gigi. May 2010 bring having a meeting in store for both of us together … it’s been ten years now, imagine??!!!
kol sana wenty tayeba, My Dear Friend
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