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Wise Words About the True Gifts This Season
December 26, 2008
We hope you've got a scroll-long list of traditions you've carefully created, followed, tossed for convenience or made up on the fly this season.
And we hope that you're not cursing all of those traditions for all the toys, stuff, crumbs, ribbon, wrappers, cardboard, pine needles, styrofoam, tape rolls, sprinkles, tags, and other detritus that is likely littered all over your house!
Look up from all the mess. Remember the best part, not the fall-out. This is a very, very special time of year.
"There is only one happiness in life, to love and be loved."
-- Aurore Dupin, writing as George Sand
-- Aurore Dupin, writing as George Sand
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