It’s been a while since I took part in Writer’s Quote Wednesday. This month, to celebrate the festive season, the focus is on Christmas and other religious festivals which occur during December. Over at Silver Threading it’s a Hanukah theme.
My quotes this week relate to the spirit of Christmas, rather than the tradition itself. I love this time of year, because it’s all about a sense of community, of sharing and spreading joy.
Thanks for stopping by.
Mel
Lovely quotes 🙂
Ta very much! 😀
This Writer’s Quote Wednesday is a great idea. I love seeing the quotes that resonante with efriends. These two are great, Mel!
Thanks, Jacqui 🙂
Two of my absolute favorite Christmas quotes, Mel. Well done. I love the spirit of Christmas too and wish we all were this kind all year long. Although, my daughter who works in retail says the people are absolutely horrible this time of year. Just goes to show you that we all need to have the spirit of Christmas all the time! ❤
So true! I avoid shopping at this time of year because there are some crazy shoppers out there! Serious it’s like they’re in a frenzy – Christmas fever or something! I feel for your daughter 😀
Great quotes Mel.:)
Those are perfect quotes. Imagine what a different place the world would be if all of us could stretch Christmas caring all year long?
Wouldn’t it be wonderful? I’m certainly going to try to hold onto my good cheer and see how far it can spread!
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I agree with Bob. Why do we have to wait until Christmas? If people were half as kind, generous, and patient all year round, as they are during the Christmas season the world would be a much better place. Great quotes! ❤
It certainly would. Let’s hang on to the spirit of Christmas for as long as we can. Here’s wishing you an excellent start to 2016 😀
Thank you Mel! The same to you and your loved ones! 😀 xx
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