Lego Art

 This is awesome.

 Check it out here.

The Craze =)

Planking

Owling

=)

 We are not alone. =)

Marine Stuns A Tea Party

"There was a time when..."

"Heirlooms we don't have in our family. But stories we've got."
~Rose Chernin

I do believe, after the Lord's word, memories and stories are the most precious things we can share and pass on to our younger siblings (and children, grandchildren, etc.). What children seem to remember the most about visits with grandparents is the innumerable stories of "the olden days" that they will never know through their own experiences. Well, that's what I remember the most anyway. 

This post kind of goes with the previous one in that we should always be able to make time for stories--the kind of stories that actually happened. This is how our era lives on after we've left this earth. Individual life history is just as important as world history. Everyone impacts the lives around them. Everyone changes the world. Everyone has a story to tell...

What will your story be?

Let's Take Time...

Artwork by Sabrina Ward Harrison

"Take time for all things: great haste makes great waste."
~Benjamin Franklin

 

All about the Christmas Tree: Pagan origins, Christian adaptation, & secular status

http://www.religioustolerance.org/xmas_tree.htm

Interesting...

The origin of celebrating birthdays.

http://www.triumphpro.com/birthdays-origin.htm

Wikipedia also says:

The World Encyclopedia considered anyone who celebrated the birth of anyone else to be following a pagan custom. The ancient Greeks, for instance, believed that each person had a protective spirit that attended the person's birth and thereafter watched over him. That spirit "had a mystic relation with the god on whose birthday the individual was born," says the book The Lore of Birthdays