Saturday, December 3, 2011

A New Holiday Outfit!

As the weather begins to cool down, there's something about Christmas-time that almost always warrants a brand new outfit! You just always feel so festive, merry, and joyous sporting some new threads! Let's see what kinds of things we can find to don during this most wonderful time of the year!

One should always start at the ground and work your way up. How about someone else's shoes? Take some time to ponder how others might be feeling this holiday season. Put yourself in their place when you feel that bitter holiday-rush cringe seeping into your psyche. Stand in their shoes for a while and maybe, just maybe, a little holiday warmth might return to you and even prompt you to spread a little holiday cheer.

What about some edgy holy jeans. Yes, I know that's spelled wrong! Instead of spending hundreds of dollars on the newest, most stylish pants out there . . . let's try to remember the Reason for the Season. Spreading a little Christmas joy, along with God's love and abundant acceptance, can warm even the coldest of nights.

A beautifully thick and fuzzy sweater. As you keep your heart warm, you will find it easier to warm the heart of others. There's nothing like a soft sweater to lure holiday hugs, Christmas cuddling, and festive feelings! Share the spirit. Share the warmth!

And elegant scarf to wrap yourself in the security of faith, family, and friendship. As you wind that warmth about your windpipe, remember to also wrap your love around those you care about; and even moreso, those without loved ones present for the holidays.

Atop your head, place a well chosen halo . . . i mean hat . . . to prevent the loss of heat and heart! When the madness lays upon you, the lines are long, tempers are short . . . don't lose your heart in the heat of the moment. You will find great reward in taking a deep breath and perhaps helping the person in front of you, instead of rolling your eyes and making rude comments; offering a hand to those in need, instead of wishing them out of your way; or perhaps simply stating "What a beautiful sweater" to a stranger and watching the icy chill drain right out of them.

For your hands, find not leather gloves or string-bound mittens, but opportunity! Adorn yourself with the chance to lend a helping hand, not cover 'em up! Touch works miracles! An offered appendage creates a world of opportunities!

So, this holiday season . . . and always . . . remember to dress appropriately!
You look mahhhhhhhhvelous!

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