It's the last share four somethings of the year! As predicted, December just flew right by. This is why I decorate early, friends. I love all the sights, sounds and smells the season has to offer. This post is all about something loved, something read or said, something treasured and something ahead. I'm linking up with Heather for this monthly link party.
Something loved:
I wear Christmas attire, Christmas jewelry and Christmas colored dip powder on my nails. I've made myself a new name—just call me Mrs. Christmas.
Something read or said:
Something treasured:
Quality time with people I love! I'm so fortunate to have spent loads of that with this them throughout this month.
Something ahead:
I'm looking forward to sharing more about this in the days to come, but I already have a word for my new year. The Lord started revealing it to me earlier this season, starting back at the beginning of November and He just keeps affirming it over and over again. I want to talk to Him about it some more before I share it here with you, but I have a day planned that I want to be alone with Him to do this. I was inspired by my favorite author to do this and I'll share more about that as well soon.
Thanks for reading my blog! Love to all.
I love your tshirt! I enjoy wearing festive garb for the season as well. I'm reading Christmas Letters by Debbie Macomber right now. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love all the things Christmas as well! I have not read as many Christmas books as I would have liked, but hope to squeeze in a few more this week. I hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas!
ReplyDeleteA Byrd in His Hands- Thank you! I love it too. I think that you cannot go wrong with any of Debbie Macomber's books. I have never met one I didn't love. Have you ever read anything by Pamela Kelley? She has so many books out and she's become my newest favorite author! You should start with her Nantucket Inn series- Beach Plum Cove books. They're all wonderful!
ReplyDeleteCindy, I totally understand that. I've actually done the same thing in the past several years, but now I read on a Kindle and it's changed my reading life! I've read so many books on that thing that it's ridiculous. My family laughs at me for this addiction! I suppose my eyesight was what kept me from reading a lot for those years...that and the fact that physical books are much more cumbersome.
ReplyDeleteI say all that to say that you should consider a reading device, if you don't already use one. It worked for me and I love sharing what works. Thanks for stopping by! Merry Christmas!
Looks like you had a great month! I love all Debbie Macomber books, but haven't read that one yet! Happy New Year!
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