Today, we celebrated Valentine's Day like millions of other Americans. We exchanged cards and enjoyed a delicious dinner. Our son blessed with a gift certificate to a local restaurant.
Beyond the candy, flowers and cards is there special significance to this holiday?
According to the Voice of the Martys, this is an interesting history to this holiday.
Voice of the Martyrs has produced a series of children's books that share stories of of individuals who lived lives of extraordinary courage and faith. One of the books in the series is about Valentinus.
You will find details about the real Valentine story at their website.
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Thursday, February 14, 2019
Thursday, December 1, 2016
Hello December
Advent, Christmas, Hymns, anticipation, blinking lights, sparkling decorations, candles, trees, cards, greetings, open houses, gifts, mistletoe, holly, reindeer, Christmas break, stockings, crafts, cookie exchanges, bows, wrapping papers, parties, gift exchanges, Hallmark movies, schedules, weight gain, laughter, tears, joy, grudges, forgiveness, hope, celebrating the birth of the Messiah,
the Light of the world,
December, I love you.
the Light of the world,
December, I love you.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
I love stamps,
notecards, cards and letters. What is more fun than writing an encouraging
letter or note? Finding one in my mailbox!
This morning, I had the perfect pen for writing notes. The pen glided
across the paper. I wrote little notes for most of the morning. Fun!
Letter writing has almost
become a lost art. Florence Isaacs has written a lovely book to help us capture
the power of the note. The title of the book is “Just a
Note to Say … The Perfect Words for Every Occasion.
Before I read
portions of this book, I remember lessons from my mother. My mother always stressed
the importance of sending thank you notes. She was always acknowledging a gift,
birthday or anniversary. She would often tuck money in her cards. I treasure her notes.
I had to chuckle when
I read this quote from Orville Redenbacher.
He was talking about mail he received.
“Every once in a
while, someone will mail me a single popcorn that didn’t pop. I’ll get out a fresh kernel, tape it to a
piece of paper and mail it back to them. “
Orville Redenbacher
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