Category: The Sundays of Advent 2017
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He Quit Before Christmas by Holly Geely – Day 24 Advent 2017, 4th Sunday of Advent
“Your contract requires two weeks’ notice. You can’t leave tonight,” Santa said. “I can, and I will,” Donner said. “It’s Christmas Eve. We need you here.” “My flight is booked.” “We don’t have an airport.” “Yeah, I booked myself. I’m done with this job. I’m done with you.” “How can…
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Footprints in the snow by Tess M Garfield – Day 17 Advent 2017, 3rd Sunday of Advent
Footprints in the snow Silence falls over a sleeping town as the icy breeze stills snow starts coming down
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Christmas Fun, circa 1968; an argument and having a gas by Geoff Le Pard – 3rd Sunday of Advent, Day 17 Advent 2017
Maybe it’s a childhood thing but my memory of Christmas is of a happy day enjoyed by all. They were never spoilt by arguments or friction. They might be boring, they could be wacky, or hilarious, and sometimes eye opening but never was a voice raised in anger. Apart that…
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Celebrating the Yuletide Season at Castle Vexstein by Jemima Pett – Day 10 Advent 2017, 2nd Sunday of Advent
The Yuletide season is one of relaxation and happiness for all who belong to Vexstein, from the lowliest to the highest, currently my uncle, Baron Smallweed, who succeeded a few years ago following the death of my other uncle, the late Baron Darcy. The relaxation stems in part to the…
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Santa Paws by Sarah and Choppy – Day 10 Advent 2017 – 2nd Sunday of Advent
Santa Paws by Sarah and Choppy Day 10 Advent 2017 – 2nd Sunday of Advent You can find more Choppy (and her kitty friend, Schooner) at http://travelswithchoppy.com!
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Making My Christmas List by Tara Paray – Day 3 Advent 2017 | The Sundays of Advent: 1st Sunday
Making My Christmas List By Tara Paray You’re never too old to write a Christmas wish list. It’s just the items on my adult list aren’t sparkly or fun; they don’t require assembly or batteries. They do require work, though, and from everybody who cares…
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