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Christmas brings out the most wondrous anticipation in children… those fun kiddie parties, the colorfully-wrapped presents, the mad scramble for toys. This year I skipped all the planning and wrapping and brought them to the department store themselves to choose and ogle over their new possessions - on Christmas Eve.
The good thing about Christmas is that our children can look forward to that moment in a year when their dreams of a Barbie or a Marvel hero can come true. The child can become more of a child and the adult can be a child again. One great outcome of Christmas for me is that I am enticed to be more giving and be the most loving parent I can be. I will always love looking at Christmas lights because it reminds me of the time when I oh-so-innocently wished upon a star. Now, it’s my children who can wish,wish,wish and we grown-ups have to spend,spend,spend. Not to mention cook, shop and dine. How was it for you? Happy New Year… here’s the bubbly!!
Christmas is for children
Posted by: ajay on 29 December 2006
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yes, it’s true- christmas is for all the children..like us..hehe
have a wonderful new year.
jon