We three Kings of Orient areNan told me a cute quote that puts a spin on the three Kings. So instead of putting it at the end of the entry like usual, I'll say it here: "If it had been the The Wise Women instead of The Three Wise Men, they would've gotten there on time cause they would've stopped and asked directions [right away], cleaned the stable, help deliver the baby, baked a casserole and brought sensible gifts." LOL. Pretty cute, huh? I liked it.
Bearing gifts we traverse afar
Field and fountain, moor and mountain,
Following yonder star.O, Star of wonder star of night
Star with royal beauty bright
West ward leading, still proceding,
Guide us to thy perfect light.
"Abe told me he didn't want me as a friend [after four or five years of talking and acting like he cared] or like me as a friend." (He liked me as a person, however.) "It hurt me, so I left him alone. You almost have to have a bond with him already or there has to be something about you that creeps into his heart for you to get past his defenses. If a guy keeps you at a distance then it's best you move on. It'll save you a lot time and misery. And him a lot of aggravation."
I stopped and realized I'd done it again. "Gee, I wish all my advice was this good," I said. Every once in a blue moon when my mom or friends need a listening ear I'm able to give good constructive advice. I wish I could give it more often. I feel so good when I can uplift my friends and Mom that way. Heather teased me that if I could always give such advice, I would've had to go into psychology instead of journalism. *ponders* Can you see me as a shrink?
-- The stars you've been seeing by the titles of each Christmas entry so far have a purpose that you will eventually see, so please don't worry about if I'm making a typo.
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