Friday, December 21, 2012
Christmas is
just four days away!!! I am exuberant with joy and excitement. This is the time
of the year when we celebrate our Savior’s birth and remember why he came here.
This Sunday I would like to invite all of you to come to our church. Here is
their website…
Our service starts at 10 a.m. on Sunday
morning. Feel free to come and worship the Savior’s birth.
This
Sunday after church my mom’s side of the family is coming down to celebrate
Christmas. So we are attempting to clean our house for them.
Last
night was our first snow. There was ice blowing sideways and it was quite
terrible driving home since there was little visibility, but I made it home
safe and sound. Today my dad took me into an open parking lot where I practiced
driving on ice. It was fun and frightening all at the same time. Then my dad
took me out on a date for lunch. We went and ate sushi at a place in Clay
Terrace. It was absolutely delectable. Tonight I am going caroling and to a girl’s
sleepover. I can’t wait. This reminds me, I still need to pack for it.
Some
of you may know that my body is not functioning as well as it should, so I had
some blood tests done. The results came back today and said that I have a food
sensitivity to milk, wheat, peanuts, and oats. Also I have been taking
Magnesium, a Pro-Biotic, and Iron Free Vitamins, which have all been really
helping. Thankfully I have found a
doctor that is actually helping me and not just doing quick fixes that don’t
really last or work. I feel the best I have felt in years, except for the fact
that I have a slight cold from my brother.
To
finish off this blog post I would like to mention that I finally posted up my
Thanksgiving video now that a month has gone by. I know it was greatly delayed,
but my studies in school always come before blogging and video making.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL, AND TO ALL A
GOODNIGHT!
TAYLOR R. GOOD
Starbucks Coffee got its name from a
character in the book Moby Dick named Starbuck, who drinks a lot of coffee.
The idea of a Christmas tree originated
in Germany
A friend of mine described a candy cane
as…
A cane… but candy. Hard candy that tastes
like peppermint or fruit, but never like dirt or brussell sprouts, usually
decorated with stripes, but never polka
dots. (now there’s an idea)
Another friend of mine said the best gift
they bought for someone else was…
A little fake Christmas tree with fake
money pinned to it. She gave it to her dad and proved to him that money really
does grow on trees.
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