Christmas is a time of peace, of silence, of humbleness and kindness.
Christmas is for thinking of the ones you love, the ones you care about, the ones who make you smile and your life worthwhile.
Christmas is magical, full of lights brighting up the darkness.
Christmas is the smell of mulled wine and baked apples, the laughter of delighted children playing in the snow.
Christmas is sweet innocence, forgetting about sorrows and sadness and worries.
Christmas is family time, finding their way back to each other, a time to forgive, forget and learn to love again.
Christmas is this small space of time where everything is sparkly and surreal, a bubble of joy we escape ourselves into after a year of hard work and difficult challenges.
Christmas are songs we belt out into the world, together in a million people choir.
Christmas is the small spark that sets your heart on fire and makes you feel warm despite the freezing air surrounding you.
Christmas was never about what we own or we want.
It is about love. And love is timeless.
But if so… can’t it be Christmas everyday?
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| Dress: Vero Moda ; Watch: Michael Kors It's Christmas Time Again
Put your problems on probation
Run your troubles off the track, Throw your worries out the window Get the monkeys off your back. Silence all your inner critics With your conscience make amends, And allow yourself some happiness It’s Christmas time again! Let all the fighting cease, Give your differences a breather And declare a time of peace, Don’t let angry feelings taint The precious time you have to spend, And allow yourself some happiness It’s Christmas time again! Or a gentle summer breeze, Like a fresh bouquet of flowers Or the smell of autumn leaves, It’s a banquet for the spirit Filled with family, food and friends, So allow yourself some happiness It’s Christmas time again!
- Bob Lazzar - Atwood
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