It seems many of us enjoy great quotations.
I hope you enjoy this collection of quotations about the Christ of Christmas from the Bible, contemporary writers, as well as, great men and women of history.
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Murmuration: A Not-So-Rare Winter Spectacle
Look to the sky during autumn and winter and if you’re lucky, you’ll see one of nature’s most amazing sights: the starling murmuration.
A murmuration of starlings, as this phenomenon is known, must be one of the most magical, yet underrated, wildlife spectacles in winter. Winging at speeds of up to 30 miles per hour, an entire flock of birds can make hairpin turns in an instant.
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Egg-in-the-Blanket For A Cheery Breakfast & A Great Start Of The Day
When the new day dawns with its glorious array of sunbeams and there’s lots to be done, it helps to have a cheerful real food breakfast to wake up the sleepyheads. Egg-in-the-blanket is one of the easiest I know and a favorite around here.
An egg fried in the center of a piece of sprouted toast—a simple concoction that raises the union of my two favorite breakfast foods, eggs and toast, to a whole new level. I’ve heard this combo referred to as Popeye, toad-in-the-hole, and the more literal eggs-in-toast.
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Skin-On-Skin (Kangaroo Care) Life-Giving For Preemies & All Newborns
Have you ever heard of Kangaroo Care? Not all prematurely born babies need to be hooked to machines to survive – in fact, they may just do better skin-to-skin on Momma’s chest with less possibilities of accidental harm to them or side-effects.
I was enthralled by the story of a 27-week premature baby coming back to life after being lovingly cuddled skin-on-skin.
Kate and David Ogg told how doctors gave up on saving their son after a three-hour labor in a Sydney hospital and doctors had pronounced him dead.
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The Beautiful Life Of Ruth Bell Graham: Happy With The Common Things
“Happy Christians, Ruth once said, were a part of her heritage. Her parents, Dr. Nelson and Virginia Bell, were medical missionaries at Love and Mercy Hospital in Tsingkiangpu, China, in the difficult years from 1916 until World War II began. A 1911 revolution had overthrown a regime that had held power since 1644. Foreign countries had exploited the nation in the 1800s, and, as a result, the Chinese people resented all foreigners, calling them “foreign devils.” …
Maple Syrup Snow Ice Cream Like Laura Ingalls Ate In ‘Little House’
If you’ve never made snow ice cream, you’re in for a treat!
And, btw, this can be made dairy-free, gluten-free and white (refined) sugar-free
“Grandma…poured hot syrup on each plate of snow. It cooled into soft candy, and as fast as it cooled they ate it. They could eat all they wanted, for maple sugar never hurt anybody!” ~Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little House in the Big Woods
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