The Last Day of 2010

* Hand knitted mittens mitten to keep hands warm grace this wooden mantle, a glow with candles, strung with cranberries and fresh holly. The best things in life are humble and simple.
* I am thankful for snow that will help the fields to grow this spring, warm clothes, mittens and boots. I am thankful for energy to shovel, sweep and care for our home; for Glen and snow plows that dig us out. I am thankful for this last day in December that says Ahem to 2010.
*What will 2011 bring?
*Resolutions, 1. Say more "thank yous" in different ways 2. Learn more about charity 3. Pray more humbly 4. Study the things that are most important 5. Love Tom unconditionally 6. Spend more time with my family 7. Find more time for Mom 8. Look in the mirror and like what I see 9. Learn how to discern better 10. Laugh more
* "If you judge people, you have no time to love them." Mother Teresa