It clicked with Bradley the other day. He said, "Mommy, I get it! He's dreaming of a white Christmas because he wants it to snow."
"That's right, Bradley." Then I realized my son has never seen snow before.
Then he asked, "But, Mommy, what's a blue Christmas?"
He's also still trying to figure out why people get a Santa metal feeling when they hear voices singing. "Let's be jolly; deck the halls with balls of holly."
A blogumentary of my family of ten. There's me, my husband, and our eight kids. No pets, just kids. Join us on our jolly joyful journey because alliteration makes me happy.
Haha! Though, maybe I'm clueless too--what IS a blue Christmas?
ReplyDeleteAnd, I got a wonderful and fun card made by Bradley! I love it, and the picture too. Thanks so much!
A blue Christmas a Christmas that your sad either because you cannot spend it with your love or because Santa is not coming because he is sick.
ReplyDeleteGlad you got the card. I guess it made it with only $0.42 postage. The kids fought over whose card would go to Chera. Obviously, Bradley won.
I know, I was surprised that $0.42 worked, but I'm not going to complain! It saves you a trip to the post office for a $1.20 stamp or whatever it normally would be. Well, I'm glad to have a card by Bradley because I still have Emily's Halloween Card on my wall. So now the other kids just need to draw me a picture and I'll put them up too. :)
ReplyDeleteAh, now a blue Christmas makes sense. I'm pretty sure, though, that Mrs Clause makes sure that Santa takes plenty of Vitamin C during December so that he's healthy enough to travel.
do you think I can mail Bradley some snow in a box? would it survive? ha ha ha we have plenty to spare!
ReplyDeleteSorry this is Becky.. I am on my moms computer! Thats who Lola is!
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