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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2023

It’s the season of scarlet red!

Merry Christmas and a very happy, prosperous New Year 2023 to you all, my cherished friends from around the globe.

On this glorious occasion, my special desire is for you to discover a blissful lightheartedness in your soul, which would most artlessly shine through your eyes. I solemnly hope that you will find the tenacity such that when life knocks you down 10 times, you get back up 11 times; when life knocks you down a 100 times, you get back up a 101 times; and when life knocks you down a million times, you get back up 100 001 times on your feet.

May you shoot to greater heights both in your personal and professional life. Keep chasing your dreams.

I love you.

Hugs and kisses

The Little Mermaid X

 

 

 

 

 

 

27 thoughts on “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2023”

  1. Hehe Dear Little Mermaid
    If i Was Anymore Light
    HeARTeD i Might

    Fly Away And
    Never Return
    Fortunately the

    World Finds Ways to
    Ground me Enough to Stay HAha

    Happy Holidays of LoVE iN Peace
    To All You LoVE

    With SMiLes

    Oh What A
    Precious Gift SMiLes Are
    Worth All the Christmas
    Wishes in the World

    For Every
    Dance
    of Our
    Face With LoVE iN Peace..:)

  2. Urvashi,
    Thank you for the Christmas best wishes. I’m so sorry for being late on that most important event. But at least I can wish that the New Year ahead will be all that you want it to be, but more importantly that it is want you need it to be.
    In case you missed my Christmas post:

    “The Thief Who Understood Value”

    I was disappointed to find that the life-size Nativity was not on display in the Danielson town green some years ago. My first thought, knowing our times, was that some objection to the display might have convinced the town leaders to remove it. Although when I inquired a town parks and recreation representative informed me that the display organizers had arranged to have it moved to a church near the park. Reason being, that the baby Jesus which had been taken from the display, but returned in recent years, was not returned last year.

    The thief must have been a good thief. Because only a good thief would know the greatest value of something. That is why he or she chose to take the central figure of the display; which so happens to be the central figure of Christmas. The baby Jesus always draws the most attention. Especially the attention of those who need him most.

    Two thousand years ago, another thief was not in a park but on a hill. In his darkest moment, he too was drawn to Jesus. And as a good thief himself, saw great value in the man who hung from the cross next to his. His last act on earth was that of a thief; for he stole heaven.

    May God bless and keep you well,
    -Alan

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