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Late tidings, but no less heartfelt--
I believe it is the first day of Christmas, for those of you who know your songs, as well as the first day of Chanukah, the Festival of Lights, and of Kwanzaa. (It’s even Boxing Day...) The sun has halted its flight and is now returning to us, and the end of the western year approaches.
Writer Laura J. Underwood sent this wish to the Yard Dog Press writer’s list, and I think she sums things up perfectly:
“Whatever season you select to celebrate, may it be filled with magic and wonder and good tidings.
May the new year prove better than the old.
And may all who have done me even the smallest of kindnesses reap a reward tenfold.”
Rest Ye Merry, folk of good will, and bright blessings on you all.
Writer Laura J. Underwood sent this wish to the Yard Dog Press writer’s list, and I think she sums things up perfectly:
“Whatever season you select to celebrate, may it be filled with magic and wonder and good tidings.
May the new year prove better than the old.
And may all who have done me even the smallest of kindnesses reap a reward tenfold.”
Rest Ye Merry, folk of good will, and bright blessings on you all.