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There is lore to Christmas in New York. The real city of lights brightens up a few trillion megawatts, streets are even busier, and somehow, there’s a spirit buzzing around this place is infectious. Almost everything we’ve all seen in holiday movies such as Scrooged, Home Alone 2, Miracle on 34th Street, and many others... Continue Reading →
Santa came through in a fire truck and the next day we had brunch with him.
My mother and I were on a website the other night were you can purchase letters from Santa Clause to be sent to your children from the North Pole. We were browsing through the letters trying to pick which ones we would customize for Cydney and my nephew. As we sat there going over the... Continue Reading →
Making Memories For Cydney: A Single Dad's Christmas StoryHello everyone! I guess I'm kinda a professional now. I will be contributing some posts to MommyNoire as well. While I've shared with Facebook and Twitter, I have not yet posted a link for the readers who have made this possible. Thanks to you all! Read, and... Continue Reading →
This weekend I'm starting the pictures with our busy Thursday:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qa9UfovLMY&feature=youtube_gdata_player Here is the video of Cydney coming downstairs to Christmas on Tuesday. Enjoy!
In honor of Santa Claus beginning to make his rounds sometime today I wanted to share that I DO believe that he is real! How do I know? Here's two quick stories. Santa Claus does not live in the North Pole. He lives in Atlanta. Proof? Well, my first job out of college was working... Continue Reading →
Jolly St. Nick. As a child the hierarchy is Mommy, Daddy, Santa, Jesus, and grandma. We think of him is this demigod who does no wrong. Because he's thought of so highly that our world comes crashing down when we find out otherwise. It almost always comes by accident after being so careful trying to... Continue Reading →
Growing up Christmas is the most exciting time of the year. Children love it, adults love it as well as its a chance to see family and see your children light up on Christmas morning as well as the anticipation the night before. Tis the season. I'm trying. I really am. It's not that I'm... Continue Reading →
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