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I love your post! What a great analogy- I have never thought of it that way! Thank you for the great lesson-
You are so inspiring adri. what an awesome blessing that we have blogs. It seems so silly, but how else could I be benefitting from you, 3000 miles away? I've been wanting to post on segullah, but I am chicken. What if it stinks?
ps I can still hear the bell.
Maggie...I think YOU are inspiring and I love to read what you have to write. I was a Segullah reader-but-not-comment-maker for a long time. But, I think you are fab and nothing you write would stink!
So glad we can still be friends even at a 3000 mile distance! :)
Wow, I love your post. Honestly I'd never even considered not doing "Santa" in our home. I love the idea of being able to tie in Santa/Christ/Faith.
Adri, I loved your comments on Segullah (a place I'd never heard of, but should frequent more often!). It's a topic that comes up every year, and seems to get more and more "heated", as is proof by all the comments. :o) Because I have kids of all ages, so it's tricky sometimes to not spoil it, but to me it still represents a symbol of our culture, and so we will always have Santa as part of our Christmas season.
However, even with all the comments, my favorite was yours. You go girl - because I still believe! :o)
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