I posed a simple question at my author-blog:
This Christmas, as schedules grow more hectic and shopping threatens to consume …
What do you want to be sure not to miss?
It turns out there is a lot that people want to be sure they don’t miss.
As a result, people are simplifying and slowing down some aspect of their Christmas celebrations:
- An Uncomplicated Holiday: Three Most Important Things
- ‘Tis the season to … slow down?
- The season to take time … really all year.
- I’m Dreaming of a Slow Christmas
- 3 Simple Practices for a Peaceful Advent
- The Best Things to Make This Christmas
- Building Roadblocks
- It’s all in the decisions
Are you seeking a simpler, slower Christmas this year?
Have you blogged about it?
Share links in the comments to your slow-down stories and solutions.
And savor the season….
Peace ornament a gift from the group. Photo by Ann Kroeker.
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December 5, 2009 at 1:43 am
Dena Dyer
It’s hard for us to slow down at Christmas because my hubby and I work at a professional theater where the holidays are are busiest season. But we’re trying to use our nights and days off to spend time as a family (deocrating, watching good old-fashioned movies) and working on homemade gifts with the kids, instead of going to lots of events and doing tons of shopping. A night by the fireplace in our PJ’s has become our favorite kind of Christmas activity.
December 8, 2009 at 2:34 am
annkroeker
Dena: You really sound like you are making the most of your schedule–enjoying your work while preserving “down” time. Unplugged, hanging out by the fireplace in PJs sounds like an awesome slow-down solution to me! Thanks for commenting!