Does your family have some special Christmas traditions? If so, I'd like to hear about them! Just write a post about your Christmas Traditions then use Mister Linky below to add your name.
Please use the url of your Christmas Traditions post, rather than just a link to your blog, that way we don't have to hunt for it.
I'll be running this meme right through to Christmas, so join in any time. I'm looking forward to hearing about your Traditions Of Christmas!
7 friends left a note:
Hey There, First let me say my comment is not of Christmas - though I love it in many ways. Tonight is concluded - many souls are weary and afraid. May they cling to His Word, His Promises, His Love. I just wanted to tell you that your blog is an encouragement to me and I love the stumbling block song every time I get on here. Is that you singing? It is so beautiful. I appreciate you Deborah - even though I hardly know you.
Lord Bless, Cathryn in Kentucky
My Christmas tradition is something that may seem little to some,, But it's Hot Chocolate. I NEVER buy Hot Chocolate until the Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays. My Children love to drink it with Christmas cookies while we drive and look at the Christmas lights. We do this every year.
As a side note, I love the idea of this post. Looking forward to reading others Traditions.
Cathryn, I'm glad my blog is an encouragement to you. I love listening to the song too, the beautiful voice is a lady from my church.
Thanks for stopping by Theresa. Your excitement about Christmas the other day was one of the things that got me thinking about doing this meme!
I think I found what you were looking for. The #2 Theresa has the link. I'll have the traditions picture on my blog ASAP.
Deborah,
Thanks for your wonderful comments on my blog this morning. I wasn't sure how to link to the post. So I just put in my url. Your blog is certainly a blessing to me. Several of your music groups and preachers are our favorite also. ex.- The Gipp Family, The Drummonds and the Rochesters. We have the priviledge of knowing the Gipps and the Drummonds. The Drummonds have stayed at our house a couple of times. Anyway, I'll try to keep you updated on our Christmas traditions as unconventional as they may be.
Deborah, Thank You for taking the time to visit my blog and leave a comment. You have a very nice blog, and I'll make it a point to visit again. I hope I put the link in correctly. Wishing you a Merry Christmas that leads you closer to the Saviour.
Sincerely,
Linda
Thank you to all who have joined so far. I'm enjoying reading your Christmas posts!
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