Blessed Solstice!

[angela_n_hunt]

And screw the PC crap. Happy and blessed whatever holiday you possess!

Tonight, I am giddy happy and that is a blessing and a gift after all that has happened. I have conversed with the spirit of Santa Claus and know that my good little Mouse will indeed be receiving quite the Yule to remember on Christmas Day.

Sue me. The 25th was our holiday first. And I'm pretty sure so was the guy in red, barring St. Nick himself.

But moving on.

Halloween may be my favorite holiday, but I love this season too. Hannukah for the Auntie B, Yule for me and Christmas for the honey bunny husband. If our friend, James, celebrated Kwanzaa, we'd have that too! But I don't know anyone who does, so we don't.

It all boils down (for me) to peace and love and giving (and eating).

Grinch, Scrooge or possessed of the holiday spirits (or alcoholic spirits), on this the longest dark of the year, I wish you a blessed holiday, a happy new year and a hope that your wishes will be in your grasp.

Rejoice! The Unconquered Sun returns!

And now I have to go wrap more gifts. The husband and the aunt went nuts at Toys R Us and that doesn't count what Santa tells me he's bringing. Oy!!! LOL

Comments

[ms-jacket.livejournal.com]

I tell you, when you live on the same longitude in as Anchorage, Alaska the winter solstice is a big deal. It's the day you contemplate taking your life because you aren't sure you'll see the sun again.

Happy Christmas (in your case) to you and when the time comes I'll give a giant Hanukkah shout-out to B. :-D

[angela-n-hunt.livejournal.com]

That's right, Sweden does get a might dark this time o' year, don't it? :)

Happy Christmas to you too, Jaku! Or as I remember from my swedish ex, God Yul!

[barriequark.livejournal.com]

Hannukah is actually starting on the 25th this year! Weird no? I have polished my Menorah up and dug out last year's wax drippings, so I am all set. LOL