We all process grief differently and at our own pace. Even though the circumstances are difficult, one person and a family have come together to share their grief. This is an emotional story, but a great exploration of grief and healing. I wonder if there will be a new Christmas tradition going forward.
“I’m not wearing that.” Josh crossed his arms and scowled.
I rolled my eyes. “This is the fifth costume you’ve rejected. You have to pick one!”
“No, I don’t.”
I groaned. Sometimes dealing with Josh was worse than trying to reason with a petulant child. “It’s a costume class, so yes, you kinda do have to pick one!”
“Whose bright idea was this, anyway?” he groused as I shoved the reindeer costume in his arms and pushed him into the dressing room.
“It’s for charity, ass
The herd and I live in the mountains of Asgard when we're not frequenting Valhalla
I actually live in Western New York We do have ski areas, which I believe have opened, but I'm not 100% sure. We've had unseasonable warmth, although now we've returned to more seasonable temps. I love your enthusiasm for our Songbook
The herd is well looked after thank you very much (by me ) No dank, dark basement for them. They're very cozy in our lovely mountain retreat. Now stop distracting me... I have to put the finishing touches on my Ten Lords a-Leaping!
I did that just for you
Thanks! I'm so glad you're enjoying our stories! I love Lorena McKennitt. She has such a talent for singing and also for arranging and writing music as well. I got to see her in concert ages ago and it was probably the best concert I've ever been to.
Yeah, this could have been a novel, but I didn't have that much time to write it I'm glad you liked it. If you liked the video, check out her other works. She's one of my favorite artists.