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Christmas Break


It's almost here . . .

the celebration of Christmas!

My cherubs are finally out of school and today is their first day to sleep in!
Never mind that it's a Saturday!

Sleeping in is sleeping in!

With the festive lights, fun family activities, and the wrapping paper and ribbons that surround this season, I have decided to not make any recipe posts until after the Christmas celebration and the ringing in of the new year. 

May you know the truth that is wrapped in the gift of Christmas; Jesus! 

 . . .until 2013!
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  1. UnknownDecember 24, 2012 at 7:37 AM

    God bless our Texas friends! Enjoy your time together as these years with your "cherubs" are ever so dear!

    Much love and prayers,

    Chris, Lisa and Will
    (The OKC Lawson family)

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