Let's start with a few pictures:



I finished batman versus superman knitting for Aurora and Reimond: socks vs. scarf respectively. Both were well-received.
Skye made us a Christmas card
The girls saw Santa:
It was put up late, but we had a tree:
The Maze kids were all home for Christmas Day, and the Soulak kids were at my mom's on Christmas Eve (we were there in spirit over FaceTime).
And the rest of us were happy.
Eric and I both work this weekend (New Years eve and day). I had a mishap yesterday when leaving a St. Louis hospital: the guy in front of me missed the turn off to the exit and reversed into me as I was starting my turn:
Reimond continues to fill my heart with pictures of my favorite lakes... Here is a frozen Lake Nokomis, my idea of what winter actually looks like. We are all brown and dead down here.
My prayer for this new year is that we find contentment in what we have, courage to seek change and opportunity where it best supports the needs of our families as well as ourselves, and wisdom in making those decisions. It's been a hard year for so many, and we all carry heartaches of various kinds. Let's pray for a spirit of gentleness, love, acceptance, and courage for the coming year. Lord, in Your mercy, hear my prayer. Amen.
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