But I love the happy optimism and sweet joy in other people's lights. From tacky to tasteful, I love them all. They're there simply to give pleasure, and what could be a better motivation than that? They speak to our urge to make our world a little nicer and share it with our neighbors, and that's a hopeful and generous way to end one year and start the next. Happy holidays, and may 2011 be a year filled with joy and light. xo
Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Sunday, December 12, 2010
merry and bright
We've never been a Christmas lights family. We tried the subdued candles-in-the-window thing but never had enough plugs or extension cords. Or the elegant spotlight-on-wreath-on-front-door -- until worries about the mix of electricity and rain/snow forced me to bring it inside.
But I love the happy optimism and sweet joy in other people's lights. From tacky to tasteful, I love them all. They're there simply to give pleasure, and what could be a better motivation than that? They speak to our urge to make our world a little nicer and share it with our neighbors, and that's a hopeful and generous way to end one year and start the next. Happy holidays, and may 2011 be a year filled with joy and light. xo
But I love the happy optimism and sweet joy in other people's lights. From tacky to tasteful, I love them all. They're there simply to give pleasure, and what could be a better motivation than that? They speak to our urge to make our world a little nicer and share it with our neighbors, and that's a hopeful and generous way to end one year and start the next. Happy holidays, and may 2011 be a year filled with joy and light. xo
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)















