Three Gifts Shining
1. The sun shining on my shoulder, and the comfort and warmth that it gives
2. The lights shining brightly on the Hotel Del Coronado at Christmas
Three Gifts Shining
1. The sun shining on my shoulder, and the comfort and warmth that it gives
2. The lights shining brightly on the Hotel Del Coronado at Christmas
Three Gifts Striped
1. A striped candy cane made by the hands of someone I love, my big sister. Every year at Christmas, she would give me a hand-made ornament. She passed away 10 years a go. I miss those gifts. I miss those hands.
Each year, as I hang the ornaments on my tree, I have a quiet moment of reflection as I think about my big sister, and her special gifts, and how much she loved me, and I loved her!
2. Cozy socks that keep my feet nice and warm! Oh how I love a new pair of socks.
Because life is just too short for plain white socks!
3. The blinds on my window. Not nearly as meaningful as the candy cane ornament, but certainly practical, and some times practical is good too.
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