
I had to write today as busy as I am with preparations for Christmas to emphasize the importance of believing in this sacred holiday.
I know that not everyone is Catholic or celebrates Christmas but for those of you who are please cherish this time and spread the joy that God would want for us with others.
You don’t have to believe to feel the charge in the air and the love that is spreading around. Please share something with one another like a hot cup of coffee, a warm meal, a comfortable place to sleep, a coat or hat to keep the chill off or just a kind word to someone in need. These are all part of being a Godly person. Giving something to others is an act of kindness that warms not only the receiver’s but the giver’s heart as well.
I feel sad when I hear that some schools do not celebrate Christ or allow anyone in the school to celebrate or show signs of this sacred holiday. I can imagine Christ is crying when He sees His flock turning away from Him. It hurts me deeply to. What is wrong with showing some love for Him who has given us life? Why give children the time off from school if not to celebrate Christ’s birth?
I am not ashamed of saying Merry Christmas or acknowledging He who has given me my very existence. For it is through Him that I am who I am. I feel blessed. Thank you, God!
May God bless all our servicemen and women who are away from home and keep them safe.
Merry Christmas to all whether you believe or not. May all your wishes come true in 2016!
I hope that we do not continue to ignore Him. Please pray for all of us who need His help in this troubled world. For who else are we to turn to in times of trouble and turmoil? Who will help us?
Thank you for reading!
Blessings to all!
-Janice-





































































































Have a merry and blessed Christmas, Janice.
Thank you, Sue. Merry Christmas to you too and a wonderful New Year! Xo
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I agree Janice! Everyone should have the freedom to celebrate Christmas if they so choose, children included. I don’t believe you impose your religion on anyone by doing that. I think our country would be a happier place if more Christmas celebrations were encouraged. it’s part of our national tradition.
Merry Christmas!
Thank you, Deanie! I am happy you agree. I didn’t want to anger anyone but we have freedom of speech and should be able to say, Merry Christmas! Wishing you the best Christmas and a wonderful New Year! Xo
Bless you. I agree as well.
This year, this season, i haven’t heard ONE person say Merry Christmas, although I have.
Merry, Merry Christmas, Janice, to you and yours. 🙂 ❤
Thank you, Tess. I didn’t know if I would be getting into trouble with some people with this blog. I believe we should all be able to celebrate and say Merry Christmas. I am happy you agree. Wishing you the best Christmas ever and a wonderful New Year! Xo
I do agree.
I kind of like, ‘I’ll show you mine if you show me yours,’ and be done with it. To each his own and forget all this political correctness. Bah. ❤ ❤ *sigh*
Have a blessed Christmas, Janice. Merry Christmas
Thank you, Gigi! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Xo
My publisher will get in contact with you, for Proofreading my books, as she is re-editing all my books, starting with book 1.
Merry Christmas and happy New Year, Stay save in the holidays
Merry Christmas, Janice. May the peace and love of the season fill you and your family.
Thank you, Noelle! Blessings and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family! Xo
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your family, Janice.
Seasons Greetings,
Hugh 🎅
Thank you, Hugh! Wishing you a wonderful Christmas and a happy & Healthy New Year! 😀