Christmas Lights
Just before Thanksgiving, we took our little bundled up baby for her first walk-through Christmas lights at the Botanical Garden. The weather was perfect, chilly, but no wind. They call it the "million bulb lights" and it's only the first two weeks they allow walking through, otherwise, it's cars only. As you might imagine, walking through allows you to fully immerse yourself in the light show and also travel at a slow pace to get the most out of the display.It's about a one-mile walk to the end and then back again. It was fun, our little lady enjoyed our visit and so did Holly and I. It was a special pre-Christmas treat (:
One of my favorite decorations at Christmas are Christmas trees. They are beautiful and regal. Trees have so many spiritual messages attached to their grand heights. I'm reminded of the tree of life, with its luscious life-giving fruit that once stood in the Garden of Eden. Then, there's the all-important tree that our Savior was nailed to, whose wood held his body as He paid the price for our sins and died in our place - so that we might eat, so to speak, from the tree of life.
These lovely Christmas trees are standing tall, displaying their lights in the darkness - glorifying their Creator with all they have to offer. What a beautiful picture! Thank you, God, for the message of the trees.
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