Tone It Up for Christmas

Whether we like to admit it or not, we are emotion holders. We carry the mood in our house (in our family unit). If something feels off, out of wack, or emotionally unstable, it’s very likely the tone is coming directly from you. Now this isn’t saying that YOU are the problem, but it definitely saying YOU are the solution!

By Kristi Kay

With Christmas right around corner let’s take the time to enjoy the season. Don’t get caught up in the hustle and bustle of shopping and decorating or getting frustrated and upset when you can’t find the Christmas tree stand as I did almost losing the joy for a

moment. I realized at that moment, after looking into the faces of my loved ones that it is I who sets the tone of my home by my attitude. It's Ok if you burn the cookies - laugh - make another batch and give some away. And it’s Ok if you can’t find the right color of ribbon for your tree. Try something different, you may be surprised that something different turns out to be better. Enjoy the Christmas season this year it comes and goes so quickly. I find myself more and more taking advantage of everything Christmas. Hallmark Christmas channel, that’s me. Bringing cookies to work, that’s me. Christmas Tours, that’s me. And making a hearty pot of my country chicken stew with corn bread muffins, that is me. My family enjoys it. More importantly, always remember, Jesus is the reason for the season. He is the reason for Christmas and why I celebrate it.

So Ladies this Christmas let us not only decorate with ornaments, garland and lights, but let us be an ornament of love and His light everywhere we go.

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