Last weekend as I sat on the sofa, blazing fire in the fireplace, two feet of soft fluffy snow outside, cats curled and purring on my husbands and my intertwined feet, good drink and food to hand, knitting and reading abounding... I felt the joy that comes with a day of love and warmth and peace. And I sent, and send, those same wishes to all and every one.
Whatever your celebrations may be, or if they even be not, Merry Christmas or Happy Hannukah, Good Ramadan or Solstice... may the wonder of these and a Happy New Year come to all and everyone. May this new year bring more and even better of the bliss of laughter and the luxury of pleasure, of the expanding of knowledge and deepening of hope, of the serenity of acceptance and the delight of generosity, but especially... of the love of family and the comfort of friends.
5 comments:
I hope you and your loved ones enjoy many blessings during the new year!
What a truly pleasant and cozy sight this photograph is.
I love the sort of day that you've described. That's my favorite sort of day.
I'm trying to learn to knit. Or rather, I was. I'm not doing too well, and so have switched over to trying to learn to crochet instead. I'm finding that a little easier. Hopefully, the next time my knitter friend Beth visits, she will be able to help me with the knitting.
Take care, Kathleen.
Um, so Bloglines just got around to posting this TODAY (April 3, 2010),so I hope that you HAD a wonderful holiday!
(And maybe I should wish you a happy 2010 holiday season NOW, just in case......)
Kathy: You have won my Conery Christmas Card Contest for 2009 and 2010. Fortunately as I read your blog Dips in the Road of Creativity on 8/18/2010,it's good that I haven't send this years certificate yet
Kathy: You have won my Conery Christmas Card Contest for 2009 and 2010. Fortunately as I read your blog Dips in the Road of Creativity on 8/18/2010,it's good that I haven't send this years certificate yet Your Seasons Greeting is the most touching ever. You sure can put your words together. It runs in the family.
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