The weather won this Sunday. The slush and ice piling up on streets and branches kept us home, but technology saved the day. Here’s what I shared on Facebook Live yesterday morning (click here to watch it). Enjoy!
Thoughts for a Snowy Day
One of the most magical Christmases I remember happened in 2007. Lisa and I were living in Littleton, CO while I was in seminary and that year both of our families came out at the same time to celebrate the holiday. I know what you’re thinking: The Christmas miracle was not that we all got along that year. That Christmas Eve we all went downtown to see the Broadway version of the classic Christmas movie, White Christmas. It was a terrific show. Driving home it was about 60 degrees with a big full moon shining brightly. It made for a beautiful evening, but not the kind of weather as to put you in the mood for the season. The next morning,Christmas morning, we woke up to a foot of snow; our very own white Christmas. We scoped out the load Santa left, ate some breakfast, played in the snow, and warmed up afterwards by a crackling fire. It was about as perfect a Christmas as I could imagine. The only thing that could have improved it would have been having our boys around for us to experience the wonder through their eyes.
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