Mary Foley | Increasing Women's Sanity, Confidence & Fun
24
Dec
2009
Santy Ditching Sleigh for Caddy

This just in on Christmas Eve day:
Santa is ditching his sleigh this SantaCaddyyear for a white Cadillac.

(Don't be listening for any noise on your roof tonight ...

but watch out who pulls up in front of your home.)

Happy Christmas Eve Day!  I was putting on a quick layer of top coat on my nail color Candy Cane Cute for tonight's and tomorrow's festivities when I asked myself  "What's one thing I'm thankful for or made me laugh?"

Everyday is a good to laugh, but today is one of those days that can be particularly stressful with last minute shopping and rushing around.

Well, dang if this photo didn't pop to mind!  It's a real white Caddy parked just a few blocks from where I live.  Each year the owner decorates it for the holidays and then lights it up at night.  Always makes me laugh!

A very merry cheers,

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+1 #2 Kittygayle McMoon 2009-12-27 14:45
What about Stage 6? Christmas Day arrives and we look at our family and realize all that other "stuff" matters not. What DOES matter is that we are here at this place, at this time, together, whether in actuality or in the heart/mind. What blessings we have received and we have so much for which to be thankful. Then, I sigh and say to myself, "Yes, I have once again fooled myself into believing I should be "Wonder Woman" when all my family wanted was me.
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+1 #1 Joanna Pineda 2009-12-24 12:11
Love the photo of the white Cadillac, thanks for sharing!

As for the five stages, I decided to pare down everything this year. Gifts only for the kids, neighbors are contributing food, and the kids helped me clean the house. I never finished putting up the lights outside and that's just the way it goes. I'm pretty Zen this year, for which I'm grateful. I don't need to do it all and my house does NOT need to be perfect.

Happy Holidays!
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+1 #2 Kittygayle McMoon 2009-12-27 14:45
What about Stage 6? Christmas Day arrives and we look at our family and realize all that other "stuff" matters not. What DOES matter is that we are here at this place, at this time, together, whether in actuality or in the heart/mind. What blessings we have received and we have so much for which to be thankful. Then, I sigh and say to myself, "Yes, I have once again fooled myself into believing I should be "Wonder Woman" when all my family wanted was me.
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+1 #1 Joanna Pineda 2009-12-24 12:11
Love the photo of the white Cadillac, thanks for sharing!

As for the five stages, I decided to pare down everything this year. Gifts only for the kids, neighbors are contributing food, and the kids helped me clean the house. I never finished putting up the lights outside and that's just the way it goes. I'm pretty Zen this year, for which I'm grateful. I don't need to do it all and my house does NOT need to be perfect.

Happy Holidays!
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