12 thoughts on “the first gift of christmas”

1. Merry Christmas, Jama! Your cheer always makes me smile. ~ Lois

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   1. Happy Holidays, Lois. Thanks for stopping by to visit during this busy time. Hope 2012 brings wonderful adventures and many happy writing days. 🙂

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2. Merry Christmas, Jama, and Thank You for for all your gifts throughout the year.

   Maria

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   1. Hope you had a nice Christmas, Maria. I’m so glad I found your blog this year — a wonderful poetry gift for all :).

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3. Merry Christmas Jama! I loved reading all your posts. Today is my favorite day… the day AFTER Christmas (Boxing Day). I can relax by the tree, eat leftovers, and read my new books. It is a marvelous day. Thank you for your blog. It is a bright spot in the day… a true gift.

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   1. Thanks, Ellen. Sounds like you have the perfect day planned! I have so many books I’m dying to read (wish I could speed read). Engaged blog readers like you are the true gift :). Happy New Year!

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4. I know this is kind-of late but, Merry Christmas! 🙂 Your house looks so cheery with all the different colors and festive decorations. I’ll be looking forward to your future posts!

   ❤ Julia

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   1. Hope you had a fun Christmas! Hatley drank a lot of egg nog. . .

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5. Oh no, cuteness overload! If I ever visited you, I’d be a prime suspect for moose-napping. I LOVE Hatley!

   (But I’ll skip the ketchup and continue to Relish Today.) 🙂

   Happy holidays, Jama, Hatley and friends!

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   1. Hatley loves you right back, Barb! Hope your new year is a hooooot! 🙂

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6. The new blog banner is adorable! Looks like your blog has been overtaken by a bunch of new characters. Maybe I could bring Ellsworth up for a play date with Cornelius and the others (hmmm. She’s almost 57 years old, maybe too old for a play date).

   Cheers to all of us in 2012, eating, reading, and taking pictures!

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   1. The international teddies are actually Christmas ornaments, a set made by Christopher Radko. They were jealous of Cornelius getting all the attention and wouldn’t get off the window ledge until I photographed them.

      Cornelius remembers Ellsworth from Kidlit Con and would like to meet with her again :).

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