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		<title>41: Michelle&#8217;s Christmas Memories</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My friend Michelle sent me a note with her favorite Christmas memory filled with traditions: &#8220;Absolutely, hands down&#8230;. Family dinner, followed by the opening of one gift, then Midnight service at church, ending with &#8216;Silent Night&#8217; by candlelight and coming home and making &#8216;reindeer food&#8217; with my nieces and nephews.  They&#8217;re grown now and we [...]]]></description>
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<p>My friend Michelle sent me a note with her favorite Christmas memory filled with traditions:</p>
<blockquote><p>&#8220;Absolutely, hands down&#8230;.<br />
Family dinner, followed by the opening of one gift, then Midnight service at church, ending with &#8216;Silent Night&#8217; by candlelight and coming home and making &#8216;reindeer food&#8217; with my nieces and nephews.  They&#8217;re grown now and we all are in different places, but it warms my heart to think about it!&#8221;</p></blockquote>
<p>What a great evening! There are several elements to this evening that make it special: food, gifts, worship, tradition, and fellowship. Any great memorable tradition combines many of these elements. When all five senses are engaged, the experience is etched in your memory very strongly.</p>
<p>Beautiful photo courtesy of <a href="http://flickr.com/people/mlkeewa/" target="_blank">Miriam</a>.</p>
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