Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Saturday, 23 December 2023

Happy Christmas

Wishing you all a very

Happy Christmas

Marc Ignacio on Unsplash

with a poem I wrote at the last Theme Poetry of 2023
 

Tall and Slim 

I
would
be
beautiful

if not for
the marks.
I’m tall
and slim.
A tall, slim,
white candle
Standing straight,
upright
and tall.
But those
marks I feel
disfigure me.
What are
they? Why
are they
there?
Did I
mention
I’m tall
and slim?
What’s this?
A stick
of flame
touches
my head.
It burns.
My head
shines
brightly.
How?
And then
just as
quickly
the light’s
snuffed
out. I
feel strange.
Some part
of me has
dripped
down
my sides.
Brightness and darkness alternate.
But as the darkness falls, a light
flares up and touches my head each time.
I am no longer tall, slim and white. I’m almost gone.
Dissolved, disfigured, pooled in the saucer I’ve stood on
these past twenty four days. There's just enough of me
For one last show of light to glow on Christmas Day. 

Thanks for visiting my blog this year
Bernice

Saturday, 24 December 2022

Happy Christmas

Thank you for joining me during 2022.  I hope you have a happy Christmas and a great 2023.

See you there!
Bernice

Saturday, 25 December 2021

Merry Christmas

Wishing you

a very merry Christmas 

and a happy new year


 

Monday, 25 December 2017

Happy Christmas

I hope you are having a wonderful Christmas.


Thank you so much for reading my blog and following along with my various projects.  I really appreciate that you give your time to this.

Thank you for joining me today.
Bernice


Merry Christmas


Sunday, 29 November 2015

Christmas Countdown


Today I'm going to share with you my top 5 UK Christmas adverts for 2015.  I'm not getting paid to post them here and I apologise to my US readers if the videos don't play in your region.

#5  Because Cadbury's is my favourite chocolate


#4  I just love the clever boxes in this one


#3 Mog's nightmare


#2 John Lewis
The John Lewis Christmas advert is usually my number one choice.  This one is still great but there is one that supercedes it.

Drum roll please
At #1


Of course the whole point of these adverts is to sell stuff.  Not to point us towards the real meaning of Christmas.

There is a new advent study starting on His Kingdom Come today or you could use the study I wrote with Diane Marra last year: Pause, Ponder & Prepare.

Today is the first Sunday in Advent.  This is the period from now until Christmas Day when we consider the coming of Jesus.  And the world needs Jesus more than ever.