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Monday, December 05, 2005
Ho Ho Ho, Merry Christmas!
I was so glad, last year, to be able to show my children that Santa can go anywhere. My 3 year old daughter was worried that he wouldn't be able to find me so far away...
I am reminded about that poem where Santa visits a tent with a Marine (I think) and starts to cry, but the Marine tells him to Carry On.
I am very thankful that we got to spend last Christmas on Leave.
I sang "I'll Be Home For Christmas" to myself for weeks before. I half expected it to be something like they show in all those WWII movies, but it wasn't. Still it was great to be home.
I have to remember to do something nice for everybody who is performing his/her duty and isn't as fortunate as we were last year.
I was so glad, last year, to be able to show my children that Santa can go anywhere. My 3 year old daughter was worried that he wouldn't be able to find me so far away...
Awwwwwwww. That's so cool Major John!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll have to show this to Gabby & Breanna... they too, have had concerns.
Love.
That is so cool and I bet it truly made the kiddos feel better!
ReplyDeleteI am reminded about that poem where Santa visits a tent with a Marine (I think) and starts to cry, but the Marine tells him to Carry On.
ReplyDeleteI am very thankful that we got to spend last Christmas on Leave.
I sang "I'll Be Home For Christmas" to myself for weeks before. I half expected it to be something like they show in all those WWII movies, but it wasn't. Still it was great to be home.
I have to remember to do something nice for everybody who is performing his/her duty and isn't as fortunate as we were last year.