No matter how much we simplify the holidays, there is always that “let down” once they are over, isn’t there? I mean New Year’s Eve is on the way but even that is a reminder of an ending…
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Christmas Wishes From New Mexico
I woke to a beautiful white Christmas this morning (as I understand many of you did). I took a walk and wanted to share this Christmas experience with you. Wishing you all a very merry, peaceful, Christmas, filled with love and your own personal magic.
Christmas Eve in New Mexico
Christmas is not about hustle and bustle for me. I don’t have a list of things I must do. Instead I’m spending Christmas making Date Nut Bread and Sweet Cream Biscuits and Mincemeat Pie.
The Riches of the Poor
No matter our circumstance, we can create and be a part of beauty whenever we choose. Our hearts can be filled by the abundance of this life. And, when we can do that, it can be Christmas every day of the year.
Christmas in Santa Fe
Many of you don’t live in New Mexico and these kinds of sweet, little, adobe neighborhoods, and tiny, winding, streets, aren’t available to you. I hope these photos will give you a sense of Christmas in Santa Fe.
Wishing You a Simple Christmas Wrapped in Peace
A friend and I went to Taos the other night to take in The Lighting of Ledoux. Ledoux Street is one of the older areas of Taos, dotted with museums, galleries and artist’s studios, all open for the event.
A Christmas Wish
This poem, sent to me by a reader, offered me its fresh perspective. On the chance you, like me, have not yet put this thought into form, I’m passing the poem on to you.