One Christmas memory I thought of was my Uncle Herbert and Aunt Vera, who was not my real aunt and uncle, Herbert was my daddy’s cousin, but they were always together, even died months apart, they were close and mother and Aunt Verna were close, every year from as long as I can remember they would ask what I wanted for Christmas and I always said a blue silk gown, every year I got a long blue silk gown!! I loved it and I loved them:)
In thinking of these memories, it amazes me how my mother and daddy would always do what ever it took to get what we wanted, just as we do our children:)) Just wonder why we do that? I know we love them and we want them to have what they ask for, but what if everyone took what they would spend on Christmas and help the homeless, you think we would still have homeless? Just a thought, I also think they can help them self:) they do not have to be homeless…..oh well ……..life goes on…hugs!
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