"We were so far ahead this year. For the first time in 10 years or more, the lights and decorations were up on Thanksgiving weekend and all our holiday preparations seemed to be under control. Then life happened. We passed through a round of colds in succession, and through a few weekends with too much crammed into them. Then Andrew worked very late to complete some tasks at his job, kids had semester final exams, we had an unexpected trip to the ER for a dislocated ankle, and the cold returned with a vengeance in the form of at least one sinus infection, and a case of bronchitis. Suddenly, everything we were ahead on fell behind or through a crack or off the radar entirely. I give up!"
In a recent commentary, writer Jaymie Stuart Wolfe reflected on holiday expectations, receiving what we need, and the gift of Mercy.
To access Ms. Wolfe's complete post, please visit:
The Boston Pilot: Echoes: Christmas mercies (25 DEC 15)
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