Thursday, December 22, 2011
He's on His Way !
Today my cupcakes and I will be visiting the nursing home that our homeschool group visits each month. It has been a hectic week, but I'm so glad we have the opportunity to brighten someone's Christmas season with our presence, smiles, singing voices, and cards!
As our family celebrates Jesus' birth this weekend, we want to wish you a blessed and merry CHRISTmas and a happy and blessed new year!
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2 comments:
That's wonderful that you and your children spend time at your local nursing home to bring cheer and company with our seniors. Merry CHRISTmas to you and your family too!
What a special thing for your children to do. Even better that they do it all your long! Often Christmas brings visitors and special treats to these homes, but the rest of the year is pretty bleak. Way to go!!