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Lessons From the Stable All Year Long

December 28, 2011 by Nannette Wiggins

Now that we’re on the “other side” of Christmas I thought I would write a little piece about taking Christmas into the new year. My latest post is called “Lessons From the Stable All Year Long.”  It’s highlighted on my daughters Kendra’s wonderful Blog “The Things I Love Most” as part of her “25 Days of Christmas.”  She asked me to be a guest writer for Christmas day.  My post is right under her closing comments.

You can read this post by going to http://thethingsilovemost.blogspot.com/

I hope you enjoy this thought!  Happy New Year to you all!

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  1. Becky Keele says

    December 29, 2011 at 9:03 pm

    I just loved your message on your daughter’s blog. It was captivating and so fun to imagine the scenes you described. It really became Christmas when your daughter introduced you, it brought tears to my eyes as I felt her love for you. We don’t have to die to live a heavenly existence.
    I look forward to 2012.
    I pray our Father will bless and keep you always,
    Becky

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