The true meaning of Christmas.

You'll also wonder why nobody will sit near you

 

A friend of ours was in the choir that sang alongside a silver band. I had to walk out after the first song. I was in tears but not from the emotion of the moment. It was because the band was so loud, although it was a very big church, that I couldn't stand it. I sat in my car in the car park for the 90 minutes and could hear everything perfectly well. I wasn't the only one to walk out.

 

Good morning the true meaning of Christmas ,we shall be visiting very senior citizens as we do every Christmas ,and inviting a homeless person to dinner and the It will be a visit to some family graves ,just to remember them and to remind ourselves just hoe fortunate we are to still be here,then its a family dinner and when I look round at my children and Grandchildren we know its all been worth it,and then a small prayer before we eat



Nothing quite like an Owl singing so emotional

 

We don't usually celebrate Christmas but, when we're home for Christmas and New Year, we sometimes help with feeding the homeless and disadvantaged. Either through local Christmas charities or the Salvation Army. We don't do it any more if the weather is bad or there is a flu epidemic going around as we are now too susceptible to catching things.

The two main things are to serve food and chat with them as though they are friends. No preaching a change of life (I wouldn't do that anyway) and no moral judgements.