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'Twas The Night Before Christmas Eve

Dreaming of a white Christmas or what Santa will bring?
I love Christmas Eve eve! Always have. I'm as filled with excitement as if it were actually Christmas Eve.

Today was a great day! I spent the afternoon here at home with my bff G; our annual Christmas get-together. (I hugged her before she even got in the front door, I couldn't wait!) Much talking & laughter along with cookies, tea, knitting, books, A Christmas Carol and lunch. It did my heart & soul a lot of good!

While doing some journaling earlier, I got to thinking about my word for 2011. A few years ago through an online book group, I started picking a word to represent overall what I hoped to get out of the coming year. I'd have to look at my journal from '08 to remember that year's word (I think it was bloom or blossom) but last year it was "Simplicity" ( and "Simplicity brings Clarity brings Harmony" is the mantra I created to go with it). I carried it over to this year as well. I am unsure if I will do so for again 2011 or if I will find a new word (and mantra) for the coming year. (More journaling to come).

What is your word, your intention for 2011?

Comments

Leanne said…
Ohh goodie pleased you enjoyed time with your bff.

My word for 2010 was Strength. I sure needed it this year.
mmm have to get my thinking cap on for 2011


Have a lovely day

Love Leanne
:) Halloween is my word. I should get a new one....but it has been working for me for a while now.

Merry Christmas!

Cheers!
I hope you have a most magical night and an enchanting Christmas Day! Theresa

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