Hello, my snowmen and snowwomen! How are you?
I already know: cold. My, did it
become winter quickly. We’ve already had
subzero temperatures and a snowstorm that caused hundreds of accidents. This is the time of year when I switch into
one day at a time mode. I don’t dare
ponder what’s ahead in the next few months because it’s too depressing.
The good news, of course, is that our Green Bay Packers won
against the Atlanta Falcons last Sunday.
Sound the trumpets! Summon the
guards! Yahoo, we sneaked one
through! Hallelujah! Unfortunately, Mr. Aaron Rodgers is still not
well enough to play. This Sunday,
December 15, our gallant warriors face the Dallas Cowboys on their turf. May the Force be with them! Knock ‘em dead, boys!
In the Irregular Football League, we are already into our semifinals. It's my Screaming Psychics vs the Racine Irregulars and the Half-Astrophysicists vs the Fighting Mongrels. Mr. OrbsCorbs' Orbliterators ended in 5th place and Ms. Tender Heart Bear's The Mighty Bears finished 6th.
It would be nice if the weather toned down a little bit so
that we could appreciate the decorated homes in the Racine
area. I saw some lovely lights going up
in early November. Those people must
love their decorations. I tried to nudge
Señor Zanza up a ladder to decorate our home.
No such luck. Junior offered to
do it, but I was afraid of what he might do.
If times were better, I would’ve hired professionals to do it. Well, I decorated the porch and the interior
myself. It looks simply marvelous! Santa, you’re welcome here.
I read that donations are down this year at Salvation Army
kettles.
Many are blaming that on a
campaign to donate to other charities because the Salvation Army is perceived
as anti-gay:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tag/salvation-army-anti-gay I wonder how much of that is true and how
much of the dip in donations is due to economic hard times?
I believe that those at the “top” have little
regard for the suffering of those “below” them.
They don’t give a damn that life has become difficult for so many or
that it impacts donations.
I shout,
“Shame!” but it changes nothing.
Christmas is supposed to be a joyous time of year and I hope
that’s true for you. It can get hectic,
so it pays to stop and think about the true meaning of Christmas. I wish all of you Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukah,
Merry Kwanza, Festive Festivus and Happy New Year! Or Happy Holiday(s) of
Your Choice!
Here’s a lovely video entitled “WestJet Christmas Miracle: real-time
giving.”
Wasn’t that inspiring?
Thank you for stopping by to read my blog today. I love company and I love you. I don’t discriminate; I love everybody.
Stay warm, my dears!
Please be extra careful driving in bad weather. Avoid it if you can, go slowly if you must. Ho-ho-ho!
Geloscopy!