Friday, December 17, 2010

Tis the Season

Drove down to Albany and went shopping with my daughter yesterday.  Adison stayed at home with her Dad.  We got a lot accomplished and enjoyed our day together.  But the best was when we returned home.  Adison was just getting up from a late nap; I had purchased a little nutcracker for her at the Christmas Tree Shop (she has a thing for nutcrackers this year it seems).  She moved his little mouth around and then put him down on the shelf to decorate.  "I'll put him here near the stable so he can watch over Baby Jesus too", she said.  Then she picked up her nativity pieces and told me who were the shepherds, the wise men, Mary, Joseph, Baby Jesus and, of course, all of the animals.  I asked who the other figures were and she said, "Oh Grandma, those are the angels.  Do you know everybody now"?  That was just so precious to me.  After all, tis the season.

5 comments:

  1. Good grief, Grandma, don't you know all these nativity people by now?? LOL What a cute anecdote!

    Thank you for your prayers for the congregation of the little country church that burned. There have been arrests made in connection with the fire and one was a young man who is the son of friends. So heartbreaking!

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  3. What an adorable and memorable story! I hope you had a blessed Christmas and thank you for linking up to our No Ordinary Blog Hop. If you can, do you mind placing the Blog Hop button on your blog homepage/post somewhere so others can join in on the hop if they'd like? Thanks and thanks for sharing such a cute post!
    Have a blessed day!
    Tracy at "A Slice of Smith Life"

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  4. Such a cute story and one to remember always! Thanks for linking up to our No Ordinary Blog Hop! If you can, grab the blog hop button and post in somewhere on your blog homepage or a post so others can link up if they want.
    Thanks!
    Tracy at "A Slice of Smith Life"
    http://www.asliceofsmithlife.blogspot.com

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