What Will You Unwrap
For many, the holiday season will at some point involve gifts being exchanged, opened and enjoyed. From Christmas to Hanukah, to Kwanzaa (and a variety of celebrations in between); the idea of presenting an item that expresses the spirit in which it was given, is often a part of the holiday festivities.
Personally speaking, Christmas has and will always be one of the most special times of year for my family. And while typically a lot of time is spent trying to figure out just the right gift (as Iโve shared with you before; I start shopping early in the year), there is a certain amount of selfish pleasure I get when I see the reaction of friends and family when Iโve nailed the perfect ๐
And we all know that look, right?! That look that moves from the excitement of unwrapping to the delight of discovering that it isnโt...potpourri, a self-help book or a kitchen appliance....(oh and no hard feelings Todd & Tori, those were all gifts that I really appreciated๐ณ๐ฅบ๐ค)
Of all the gifts Iโve received over the years, Iโm most grateful for the gift of parents and loved ones that have played a major role in my knowing who God is in my life. Simply put, itโs truly the gift that keeps on giving๐๐๐ฝ
Oh now letโs be clear though....Iโve been shaking the boxes and checking to see how many items under the tree have my name on them๐, thatโs for sure....But I will end Christmas Day like I end all others....Thanking Him for the most precious gift of allโHIS SONโจ