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Thank You, Winter

Joy to the world.

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Thank You, Winter
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There’s a chill in the air, a song in our hearts, and the stress of finals is merely indicative of the nearness of a break. Winter is coming! For some, winter is the most wonderful season of the year. For others, winter means curling up under a blanket and basically hibernating until the temperatures rise. Either way, there is good to come from this season and I want to point out some of its joys.

Winter means...

  • Sweater weather.
  • Scarves.
  • Leggings!
  • Rosy cheeks.
  • Hairy legs.
  • "Elf!"
  • Christmas music.
  • Break from school.
  • Colorful lights.
  • Hot chocolate.
  • Time with family
  • Time with your dog!
  • Magic in the air.
  • Gingerbread.
  • Blankets.
  • A year ending.
  • A new year beginning.
  • Traveling.
  • Poinsettias.
  • Warm hugs.
  • Happy tears.
  • Memories.
  • Baking.
  • "A thrill of hope..."
  • "...The weary world rejoices."

I am so thankful for this season and how it is marked by the birth of our world’s hope and our personal Savior. I am thankful that we get to enjoy brisk air and desserts, and I am thankful for those that I learn to love a little bit extra this season. Thanks, winter, for the beautiful reminder every day of what is important and how to be joyful about it.

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