as I sit here late on Christmas day looking back at everything that took place, I can't help think how wonderful it is for us all to look at things through the eyes of a child. The wonderful amazement of walking down the stairs to see a tree that once only had a village under it to now have half of KB Toys stock rapped neatly with big bows lining the the floor... the I felt this way at Midnight Mass... remember 5 1/2 weeks ago? I only had two maybe three people singing???? I set up 15 chairs for my choir Wednesday night... with no rehearsal (at least all together) ... the sounds of melodious harmonies filled the cavern of the the church... I was so blessed! so very blessed! I couldn't help but to tear up as we finished with Joy to the World... and to hear the applause from the congregation... what a great sense of accomplishment given from the great Divine!

I feel that as the year comes to a close we should all stop and look at the world and what we do and who we as a child would... what amazement's have we missed by "being adults about it" ... what wonderments are just around that corner ahead??? What love and commitments have been passed on because it wasn't the adult thing to do?

Think about it! then take a walk and look at life from the viewpoint of a child!