Ok, you are down to the wire. . .where did all the time go? Christmas is one week away and you still have not:
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<li>Dragged the dusty decoration box down from the attic</li>
<li>Bought your cards, let alone sent them.</li>
<li>Bought that token present for the office gift exchange</li>
<li>Stirred up a pot of fudge</li>
<li>Made Christmas cookies</li>
<li>Bought wrapping paper</li>
<li>and gifts. . .? HA!</li>
</ul>
Hey, we all do it. It seems like we just packed up all the ornaments from last year and here we are again. The older we get the faster the time flies. For many folks the holiday season seems to create more stress in their lives, totally missing the point of this time of year.
What should be a joyous season becomes one endless "TO DO" list after another. Until finally, totally exhausted, the last shred of torn wrapping paper is tidily dumped in the trash bin.
Where did it go? What happened to all that "Peace On Earth and Good Will To Men?"
Gosh, wasn't Sis trying to share something important with you, but you had no time to listen? And what about Mom? Did you acknowledge that tear in her eye as you gathered around the tree Christmas morning? The tear that was shed because Dad isn't with you any longer?
Take Back The Season!
Finally, someone is giving back the season. In this world of hustle, bustle and stress, Kevin Fichtner is giving us permission to recapture Christmas. With all the techno