Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts

Friday, December 25, 2009

Merry Christmas! Everyone!

I just wanted to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas! I pray and hope for good things for everyone and hopefully everyone is happy! Be back later. Enjoy!

P.S. We've been watching "A Christmas Story" since last night and it never gets old. "Deck the halls with boughs of horry, FA RA RA RA RA RA RA RA RA!!!

Thursday, December 17, 2009

New Boots!


As a thank you gift or helping her out this year, my boss' wife gave me a $100 gift certificate to J Crew and I got these. Aren't they cute? Actually, this picture doesn't really do them any justice because they are much nicer in person. I love them and I think they'll look amazing once they've been broken in. Squeeeeee!

My Christmas Wish List

My Christmas wish list this year is easy:

1. I wish my daughter finds her voice and her self confidence and loses the social anxiety soon.
2. I wish my husband gets his ideal business venture started and is happy and satisfied.
3. I wish for my sister to be able to pay the outrageous amount of loan money for her schooling back easily.
4. I wish my job is always a successful business and that it is profitable for my boss and his clients (basically, so I'll always have a job!)
5. I wish for world peace and a stop to global warming.
6. I wish for happiness and financial stability for my mom and dad, as well as, every other person out there who is struggling.
7. I wish for an end to this crazy autism EPIDEMIC that has taken over.
8. I wish for tranquility and sanity for all my friends who have had a rough year.
9. I wish for simplicity
10. And last but not least I wish for a bottle of Black Truffle Oil and a French baguette from Fairway Market because Holy Crap is that good!

Friday, November 6, 2009

I Love Christmas

I love Christmas. Since I was a kid, Christmas has been the only holiday that really makes a difference in my life. I look forward to it, regardless, of how my year has gone and what has happened in my life. And it's not about the presents, that's for sure. It has something to do with the feel of the season and what it represents. I love it so much that just thinking about it makes me giddy (like a child). I look forward to putting up the tree and the decorations and waiting on that special morning where my children's hearts are filled with anxiety and happiness and they can't stop smiling. It's a beautiful thing. It really is. This holiday season may not be as extravagant (not that it has ever been) as other years but I can tell you that I plan to make it a very special one for my family.

P.S. I am also very much looking forward to seeing this movie. Looks like it will be fun.