Friday, December 17, 2010

Many Blessings - Lawrence



There will not be any scheduled postings over the Christmas season as we all become so busy at this time of year. However, there may be some unscheduled writings if members of this blog should feel so moved.

Check in from time to time and see what is here. In any case, there have been many interesting and heart-warming articles over the last couple of weeks that relate to the Christmas season.

We will begin regularly scheduled blogging on this site on January 3rd, 2011. I hope you will rejoin us then.
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1 comment:

Peter Black said...

Thank you Judith for your great work in coordinating the blog schedule.
May you and those you love have a wonderful and blessed Christmas and New Year.

17 December 2010 at 16:26:00 GMT-5

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