Home-spun Christmas Traditions Blog Carnival
Posted on December 5, 2009 : Filed under Blog Carnivals, Special Occasions, Twelve Days of Christmas
Some of our favorite Christmas traditions are just simple things we do at home. We sing carols by candlelight. We eat toast dipped in hot chocolate. We read through our Christmas Memories Journal and reminisce about Christmases past. These special memories don’t cost much to make, yet they enrich our lives in priceless ways.
What are your home-spun Christmas traditions? We’d love to hear about the little things you do at home to make the season special.
Write a post about it on your blog, and then put the URL to your post here, below this article in the MckLinky box. Be sure to write a descriptive title, as well, to let us know something about your blog post.
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You can also read about the simple things that others are doing to celebrate the Christmas season in their homes. Click on the MckLinky link at the bottom of this post to open the list of blog posts submitted to this carnival. The linked posts are all in blue, and you can visit each one by clicking on their title.
This carnival will run from December 6 to December 12. Be sure to check back and find out what other Christian bloggers are doing this Christmas. You might just find a new idea to try in your own home this Christmas season!
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Writer / Editorial Board Molly Evert and her husband David have been married for 18 years. They spent the first several years of marriage serving as missionaries, and now they reside in Georgia. Molly stays busy homeschooling her four boys, ages 4 to 12, as well as writing and speaking. Molly is the creator of My Audio School, a website which provides educational audio content for children. She is a writer for the Georgia Home Educator's Association, and she writes a ministry blog and a blog for home educators. She also teaches at women's conferences. You can find her articles and teaching podcasts on her blogs at: Countercultural Mom Countercultural School My Audio School.
This is a fairly new tradition at our house, and I even make these for gifts. They are our Happy Birthday Jesus cake.
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Leanne Reply:
December 9th, 2009 at 1:25 pm
I shared this with my friend who loves to bake cakes. Thanks for sharing.
Leanne´s last blog ..Christmas Traditions
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Loving the carnival! It’s such fun visiting various blogs and learning about everyone’s family traditions.
Kellie´s last blog ..Under Construction
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