Some people eat breakfast every day and others rarely if ever eat breakfast, but there’s something about Christmas morning with your family that just screams for a fabulous breakfast, but one that won’t stress out the cook because Christmas dinner is yet to come. Give one of these a try this year and see if you think they are Christmas morning worthy. Cinnamon rolls - Heat 1 cup of milk in a saucepan until it bubbles and add ½ cup of butter to the milk and stir until the butter melts. … [Read more...]
ADVENT begins December 2, 2012
November 26, 2012 by
Advent, anglicized from the Latin word adventus meaning "coming", is a season observed in many Western Christian churches, a time of expectant waiting and preparation for the celebration of the Nativity of Jesus at Christmas. It is the beginning of the Western liturgical year and commences on Advent Sunday, called Levavi. The Eastern churches' equivalent of Advent is called the Nativity Fast, but it differs both in length and observances and does not begin the church year, which starts instead … [Read more...]
The Christmas Story: Celebrating the "Birth of Jesus Christ"
December 25, 2011 by
Celebrating the "Birth of Jesus Christ, as the season falls upon us ..." The Christmas Story Silent Night performed by LDS Mormon, Christian David Archuleta. http://jesuschrist.lds.org/SonOfGod http://www.lds.org/topic/christmas/ "The Birth of Christ in Scripture" Ancient and modern prophets witness of the birth of Christ. Read their words about His birth, as found in the Old and New Testaments, the Book of Mormon, and other scripture. Isa. 7: 14 (2 Ne. 17: 14) … [Read more...]
Advent Season is Celebrated by Christians Around the Globe!
December 22, 2011 by
Advent Celebrated by Christians Around the Globe November 29 - December 24 Advent Sunday is a religious observance for Christians around the world. Advent Sunday is the fourth Sunday before Christmas and is the first day of the liturgical year for Western Christian Churches. It is the start of the season of Advent that will end on Christmas and is the time of preparation for the birth of Jesus and his presence among us. Advent comes from the Latin word adventus (arrival). … [Read more...]
St. Nicholas Day celebrated this December
December 6, 2011 by
St. Nicholas Day December 6th In many places St. Nicholas is the main gift giver. His feast day, St. Nicholas Day, is December 6, which falls early in the Advent season. Some places he arrives in the middle of November and moves about the countryside, visiting schools and homes to find out if children have been good. Other places he comes in the night and finds carrots and hay for his horse or donkey along with children's wish lists. Small treats are left in shoes or … [Read more...]
WOMAN of ACTION: Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II Taking Action this Christmas!
December 27, 2010 by
WOMAN of ACTION Queen Elizabeth II WOMAN of ACTION feature: https://851.5b0.myftpupload.com/?p=13522 Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II .... makes a Christmas Address, 2010. Queen Elizabeth II makes her Christmas Day broadcast at Hampton Court Palace. Photograph: Reuters The Queen emphasised the importance of sport as a medium that can help build communities and create harmony in her traditional Christmas message today. The monarch's annual broadcast also focused … [Read more...]
WOMEN in RECOVERY – Safe, Sober & Joyous Holiday Season!
December 23, 2010 by
With the holidays fast approaching, parties being planned and family on the road arriving at any moment, now is the time to prepare. Women in Recovery, especially those with substance abuse histories must take heed. There are many avenues to take that will offer a wholesome holiday with all the bells & whistles, without the pain and suffering of alcohol abuse of yesteryear. A clean & sober holiday is a wonderful experience! Being cognitive of possibilities is Key. Yes, we all … [Read more...]
Elsa P. – December 16, 2010: Simultaneously Social and Secretive
December 16, 2010 by
I like the lay of the land this week. We've got something for everyone, just like Christmas. Heading into the weekend most will be engaged with someone or something, somewhere. This is not a common scenario. For example, it's entirely impossible to drop off the screen due depression. Other people go missing due their addictions or denial. They're just not present. Some are simply detached but I don't know of anyone who is managing this at this point or even why they'd want to. … [Read more...]
The Mayo Clinic: 10 Tips to Coping Holiday Stress!
December 14, 2010 by
~~ Celebrating the Holidays in 2012 ~~ Stress, depression and the holidays: 10 tips for coping with 'stress and/or depression' ... don't ruin your holidays and hurt your health. The holiday season, starting in early December continues through New Year's Day, often brings unwelcome guests — stress and depression. ... and it's no wonder. In an effort to pull off a perfect holiday, you might find yourself facing a dizzying array of demands — … [Read more...]
Louise Hay Taking Action again….Holiday gifts Under $5! Celebrate and shop!
November 21, 2010 by
Stuff Your Stockings - Gifts Under $5! Hay House makes it easy and fun to stuff your stockings full this holiday season with great gift ideas under $5. Save on hundreds of books, card decks, calendars, and other gift ideas! Each week we are adding new items, so browse the catalog for more savings. This week we have card decks and calendars that are Buy One, Get One Free, gift ideas under $5 and under $10. Shop early so there is plenty of time to ship! (Enter Priority Code 3648 at … [Read more...]
Alinos Mikos – Budget the Holidays in 5 Steps
November 10, 2010 by
Budget the Holidays in 5 Steps By Alina Mikos The not-so-happy holiday truth is that millions of Americans break their budgets, recklessly overspending on gifts, festive foods, decorations, travel, and parties. Add to the problem a significantly depressed economy that shows little sign of improvement in the near future, and you have America’s current conundrum. It’s important to keep in mind that the joy of family and the holidays comes primarily from your relationships, with gift-giving as … [Read more...]
